Sentence examples for unnecessarily delayed from inspiring English sources

Of that total, it says about $14 million was unnecessarily delayed.

Mr. Cuomo said the language would have unnecessarily delayed the project.

I finally made it to the show, unnecessarily delayed by omissions in a system that should have been foolproof.

The Giuliani administration officials emphasized yesterday that it had previously proposed scaling back the comptroller's contract review, which they said at times unnecessarily delayed mayoral initiatives.

"The unfortunate part of all of this is that the special election was unnecessarily delayed because of the town's spurious and politically motivated delaying actions," he said.

Unfortunately, the administration unnecessarily delayed the rules and then tried to implement them too close to the presidential and congressional election in 2012.

Mr. McConnell said that would unnecessarily delay the bill's trip to President Obama's desk.

In a statement tonight, the Justice Department said, "Microsoft's proposal would unnecessarily delay proceedings and postpone resolution of the appeal".

The department has faulted the Brazilian courts for erroneously treating Hague cases as custody disputes, unnecessarily delaying cases and demonstrating an unfair bias toward Brazilian citizens, particularly mothers.

The separation of these high temperature constraints from the reactor would avoid massive R&D requirements on materials, components and fuel with uncertain outcome thus unnecessarily delaying introduction of this otherwise very attractive reactor concept.

And that spot seemed to get only tighter on Thursday as President Bush went on the offensive, calling reporters into the Oval Office to defend Mr. Mukasey and accuse Senate Democrats of unnecessarily delaying his confirmation.