Sentence examples for to some delay from inspiring English sources

The Festival Hall acoustic led to some delay in ensemble between orchestra, chorus and these offstage ensembles – more than 300 people in all.

Tribunal sources said the judge was unlikely to grant the six-month delay demanded by the defence but would agree to some delay, of a couple of months at most.

In practice, once sensed data have arrived, the reporting sensor begins to send advertisement packets in the BLE advertisement channels (see Section 4 for detailed description) to notify the HG, which is subject to some delay.

By persistence theory, Zhang and Zhao [21] studied a periodic epidemic model in a patchy environment; Sun et al. [22] studied the SEI model with seasonality comprehensively; Rebelo et al. [23] extended these results to some delay differential equations and partial differential equations.

This time, in Frank's office, the congressman told them that as a result of Bernanke's comments, he was open to some delay, an account that Frank again confirms.

The study design of matching laboratory-confirmed dengue cases with dengue-negative controls lead to some delay in conducting the interviews, which might have introduced some recall problems.

The possible arrival of Ms. Stein and Mr. Piwowar could add to some delays as they settle into the agency.

B7 COORDINATION CALLED FOR: No single office is overseeing the government responses to the anthrax threats, leading to some delays in criminal investigations and health tests.

Representative Phil Gingrey, Republican of Georgia, said seven Democratic senators facing re-election fights next year in Republican-leaning states would provide a beachhead of Democratic support, and noted the president had already agreed to some delays for his health law.

The airport strike has led to some delays at Johannesburg's main international airport.

Jeffs was apparently able to escape because he was put on pre-trial release due to some delays in the proceedings.