Sentence examples for well delay from inspiring English sources

Sony Pictures Classics could very well delay its release until 2016 to avoid the Carol conflict.

Today's lawsuit is another step in what promises to be a long battle, and it could well delay the utility's efforts to emerge from bankruptcy.

That could well delay the election, scheduled for Jan . 16 and might even slow down the withdrawal of American troops from Iraq.

"If there has been a new assessment," he said, "consumers may well delay their spending and businesses may delay investments because they are expecting rates to become even lower in the future".

"It's part of their ongoing strategy — if you can't kill the rule, you may as well delay it as long as possible," said Dennis Kelleher, president of Better Markets, a nonprofit group that advocates stricter financial regulation.

It could very well delay a decision until April.

Well, delaying its release until after the general election hardly helped.

In general the private companies are growing very fast, doing very well, delaying their I.P.O.'s.

But national train lines in Britain were not doing as well, delaying and canceling departures on the east coast and into Scotland.

And any delays to IRS tax refunds — which will begin to be processed this week after a more than two-week hiatus — will have a ripple effect on state tax agencies as well, delaying their returns.

Work on Relief Well Delayed The threat of bad weather has caused BP to delay work on the relief well that is meant to be the last nail in the coffin of the company's once-gushing Macondo well.