Sentence examples for understandably delay from inspiring English sources

In the wake of the Great Recession, our state has had to, understandably, delay such investments in research.

THE extensive power failures that have paralyzed the region in the wake of Hurricane Sandy have understandably delayed closings in mortgage deals that had otherwise been buttoned up.

Given staffing levels, with no additional human resources available for the accreditation processes these were understandably delayed [interview, national level, November 2008].

Despite Oei et al's assertion that high risk population surveillance is 'inefficient', there remains a need for screening among younger women in this group, who understandably wish to delay prophylactic surgery in order to have children or to avoid premature menopause.

Residents and political leaders in the areas hit hardest by Sandy are understandably outraged about the delay.

We do not have data on the time to diagnosis after medical attention was sought, but anecdotally we often and understandably find a considerable delay.

Women who had provided human tissue and household dust and air samples for the study were understandably disconcerted with the delay in receiving their results.

Nevertheless, phoning home from space understandably has its limitations audio delays and spotty connectivity, for example.

By and large, delays are understandably hard to avoid (such as unforeseen traffic issues) and are forgiven by guests who came on time.

The nation is understandably "a little panicky," Mr. DeLay said.

Airbus's factories are now so overloaded that any airline ordering an A380 today would have to wait at least six years before receiving the aircraft— a delay that is understandably putting off potential customers.