day of delay

The race took place in brutal conditions after nine days of delays.

To them, every day of delay will be another blow at their morale.

It has been estimated that the first day of delays cost the airlines over £175 million.

With every day of delay this becomes more difficult.

Even a single day of delay could be fatal.

With every day of delay, our children are deprived of a sound education.

In recent years every day of delay meant $2 million more in finance charges.

"Every day of delay in forming these new central structures is costing the country heavily."

"But only one day of delay isn't enough," Rhodan replied.

But they know that every day of delay means one less to consider Republican bills they dislike.

Each day of delay meant another day carrying the construction mortgage with interest.

Labor peace is precious; on a $100 million construction project, the report estimated, each day of delay adds $75,000 in interest costs alone for developers.

Experts say that for every day of delay, the cost of the bailout increases by at least $20 million.

Every day of delay reduces their chances of successful breeding still further.

The university claimed that each day of delay cost $47,000 in additional security and increases in construction costs.

No explosion resulted simply several days of delay.

Actual filming was accomplished over 28 weeks, which included 16 days of delay (principally due to bad weather).

Every day of delay is important.

"Each day of delay is extremely dangerous.

After several days of delays for spare parts and repairs, the NC-4 took off again on 27 May.

"Obviously if you are a rights holder watching infringing actions eat into your bottom line, every day of delay is time that is running out."

But thousands of customers of the six major mobile carriers have faced days of delays in getting their numbers.

"Decker, don't you understand, every day of delay is like putting off the removal of a life-threatening cancer.

"Every day of delay in assistance is literally a matter of life or death for children and their families in the famine-affected areas."

After days of delay and posturing and rudeness, he'd found the key to dealing with Atann.