Sentence examples for week of delay from inspiring English sources

IT HAS been a week of delay.

That change alone could a cut a week of delay on most measures.

I'm writting from Spain and I normally get this paper with a week of delay.

If an order is delivered late, accepted practice in much of the industry is for the buyer to deduct 5% for each week of delay.

Studies show that for every week of delay in the shipment of a product, the chance that a customer will cancel the order goes up 5%.

It will be harder to prevent the Senate from moving to debate a bill, possibly cutting off a week of delay.

Just one week of delays, and the barley will begin to rot in the fields.

Every week of delays in delivering aircraft to its customers could result in €1bn (£879m) loss of revenue.

Citizens UK estimates hundreds of them have a legal right to sanctuary in the UK, but on Friday, following more than a week of delays, the government confirmed that none would be transferred this weekend.

He pointed to CBS's growing success in adding viewers from DVR recording, with no fewer than eight CBS shows adding more than three million viewers after a week of delayed viewing is counted.

"The week of delays served us well, because it gave us a chance to learn the trails of the area," McQueary tells me.