Sentence examples for work delaying from inspiring English sources

But if the chef hadn't been late to work, delaying lunch that spring day as I sat with my mother in the bar, with her extra sherry, would she ever have told me – and would I ever have found my father?

The key point, he says, is that bright Americans "are turning away from science as a career because it offers a life of tremendously hard work, delaying all sorts of personal milestones--starting a family, buying a home" while providing "almost no future job security".

The Broad alleged last year that Seele Inc. initially mishandled the work, delaying the museum's opening by 15 months and hiking its cost by at least $19.8 million.

Research and writing extended over two years, during which time Waugh did little other work, delaying the third volume of his war trilogy.

Work delayed because of insufficient resources will simply increase the cost of doing it later.

Closer Jason Isringhausen, coming back from shoulder surgery, kept having his spring work delayed.

Dispute between his heirs and the British Admiralty over the ownership of his work delayed publication until 1798 1805.

But police officials said yesterday that while they had planned to halt it for only a week, the Columbus Day holiday and other administrative work delayed the resumption of patrols until Wednesday.

The manufacturer agreed to replace them, but the necessary work delayed the ship's completion by another year.

One explanation for this effect is that paid work delays the transition to parenthood mainly by raising the age at first birth (Bernhardt 1993).

Some viewed the new curriculum as a means of addressing difficulties experienced in the traditional programme (such as volume of work, delayed exposure to patients), which were some of the reasons for Faculty's decision to institute change.