Sentence examples for two weeks delay from inspiring English sources

Then, during the maintenance after the flight, the engineers said: 'Wait a minute, the batteries have been damaged.' They saw that it was not two weeks' delay but months' delay.

Andy Brassell: "Friday brought confirmation that the Ukrainian Premier League will finally restart next week, after two weeks' delay caused by the grave political situation in the country.

Information on dates of deaths and emigrations were obtained from the Total Population Registry, a complete and updated registry, which has a maximum two weeks' delay in reporting.

Of the TB patients who consulted a traditional healer first, there was an average of two weeks delay before they consulted the health service.

Before implementation of the SMS system, there had been a minimum two weeks delay between case presentation and case reporting to the city health office.

After the break-in, Y-12 had been shut down for two weeks, delaying a shipment of uranium.

Results showed that aniseed sown on April 1st had higher fruit yield in comparison with two weeks delayed sowing.

The Center of Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) produces their results for influenza-like illness (ILI) epidemics, but there is generally a one to two week delay for this information.

The aggregated numbers for each HHS region5 are publicly available.6 While ILINet is a valuable tool in detecting influenza outbreaks, it suffers from a high operational cost and slow reporting time, typically a one to two week delay.

A Chipotle spokesperson says that the original app was not working up to Chipotle's satisfaction, and they decided not to re-launch the app until it was, also noting that there was "no concrete timeline for re-launch" (though the design firm behind the app previously told me they were hoping for a mere two week delay, which stretched to seven months).

He and his colleague, Health Minister Jane Philpott, sought to focus attention on the "two week delay," instead of the missed election commitment, which Philpott called "incredibly ambitious".