Sentence examples for unfortunate delay from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, this unfortunate delay has served only to feed the anger and disappointment of Mr. Ferrer and some of his followers.

I think it's an unfortunate delay of an important but relatively small piece of the bill, more growing pains of the type I'm sure Medicare had when it got going than anything existential.

Thomson said: "We believe that it is reasonable to expect that those who perceive they have suffered a real loss as a result of an unfortunate delay should be able to make their claim within two years.

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"The sole issue is the unfortunate delay in returning the remains," the statement reads.

In patients who have anti-Rib-P antibodies but no antibodies to dsDNA or Sm, confirmatory serology may be missing and this in turn could result in an unfortunate delay of diagnosis and treatment of such patients.

A U.S. Embassy official in Baghdad, speaking on condition he not be identified, acknowledged "unfortunate delays" in issuing special visas, the result of enhanced security clearance procedures, some instituted after the Kentucky arrests.

This was when he spent a lunch hour generating a report to make his group's recent performance appear as favorable as possible in spite of some unfortunate delays and problems that made the standard report look bad.

The five years since the Gambia trial results were published have seen a mixture of tremendous progress and unfortunate delays.

The date had started out pretty late after a series of back and forth (you should not be bbm friends with people you are just starting to date) and unfortunate delays.

With so many lives being lost every year, it would be very unfortunate to delay the implementation of automation by having crashes that could have been avoided by paying more attention to aviation automation lessons learned in the past and by being more diligent about addressing non-aviation automation challenges.