Sentence examples for years delay from inspiring English sources

After having been in office for 21 years, DeLay can call in a lot of political favours and he enjoys the advantages of incumbency.

It told me what a jerk I really was". In the next 20 years, DeLay came to develop a single-minded vision of how America should be.

"If those who are cautious about it like us are wrong, the upshot will be a few years' delay on some returns to shareholders for large international companies.

Eventually, after a few years' delay, Pyotr is awarded a tiny motorized vehicle by the state -- it's called an invalidka -- in recognition of the fact that he lost his legs in combat against the Germans.

It will tower above the other buildings in London's financial district, including the 208m Pinnacle, which has been cleared for construction after several years' delay following the financial crisis.

Assouline makes a suggestion, referring to a plaque placed — after sixty years' delay — outside the building on the Rue Lauriston that served as Gestapo headquarters: It suffices to search and to be patient: sooner or later, a city always ends up writing its history on its walls.

In the last years, delays in starting radiotherapy is becoming an increasing problem.

The White House suggested a one-year delay.

Then the 4-year delay began.

It lifts the two-year delay.

The "eight year delay" was really about three.