Sentence examples for which is delayed from inspiring English sources

And one of the novel's funniest set pieces describes the company's annual employee morale survey, which is "delayed, reconceived, put off, and then abandoned entirely". As smart as Medoff's critique of corporate inanity is, it's tempered by compassion for these people, who are ultimately tender with each other, too.

Yet, despite episodic resistance at the local level, financial support for the industry at the U.S. government level has been increasingly evident in successive versions of climate and energy bills before the U.S. Congress, including the most recent, the American Power Act, which is delayed in the Senate until after the summer recess.

The episode was the first public indication that censors outside the courtroom were monitoring the live video from the tribunal and that they could cut the feed, which is delayed by 40 seconds before it can be viewed by the public and reporters.

The saturation time is of the order of 1000 ion gyroperiods, which is delayed at higher values of the plasma parameter beta.

The poleward expansion was identified at 2127 50 UT, which is delayed from the AIB by at least 2 min and most likely 3 min.

The cytotoxicity is due to the magnetic properties of the elemental iron nanoparticle; the oxidation of which is delayed by coating them with gold.

A decision, which is delaying the HSE prosecution, is expected within the next two months.

Nine out of 10 firms are suffering IT and telecoms related shortages which is delaying the development of new products and services, the report adds.

An anonymous Republican senator has placed a hold on Obama's nominee to direct the Census, Dr. Robert Groves, which is delaying mission-critical preparations for 2010.

This is Houston's home opener, which was delayed by Hurricane Ike.

The study, which was delayed repeatedly, was commissioned in 1996 by the corporation.