Sentence examples for unusually delayed from inspiring English sources

That opening was unusually delayed even by the standards of an industry in which "five weeks out" translates into "maybe next millennium".

Despite high levels of the Th1 cytokine IFN-γ female IL-4KO BALB/c mice mount an unusually delayed Th2 response, associated with T-cell and accessory NK cell-derived IL-13 – and an associated decrease in the levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokines TNF-α and IL-6 (13, 14), which combine to mediate worm expulsion.

While Nassau has delayed unusually long, and its foot-dragging is all the more visible because of its larger fiscal crisis, the county is not alone in failing to maintain fair taxes.

A spokesman for Syncrude, Alain Moore, said unusually heavy snow last week delayed the seasonal use of propane-powered noise machines at one of its three big ponds.

The chief economist at Commerzbank, Jörg Krämer, cautioned that some of the bounce in Germany was the result of construction projects that had been delayed by an unusually cold winter.

(Isabelle Booth, Community Health Aide) In October 2004, the development of shore ice in the village of Kivalina was delayed because of unusually mild temperatures.

There were also unusually long delays between courses.

Abramovich had faced unusually long delays in renewing his UK visa, which had expired, sources told the Reuters news agency.

For some riders, it will mean unusually long delays, as service will be either curtailed or replaced by buses.

There was an unusually long delay in the claim following the Charlie Hebdo attack on Wednesday, which the spokesman said was for "security reasons".

But after an unusually long delay on this particularly windy day, the people on the chair in front of us turned around and said: "Oh no, oh no.