Word: delay
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...unusual consortium -- fueled by federal funds that may reach $100 million annually -- to develop an advanced battery, which is the key to building a truly marketable electric car. Their cooperation has led to speculation that they may even jointly build some kind ( of national supercar, but that would only delay their product design teams and defy their own fierce competitive traditions. Ford and Chrysler have already begun delivery of experimental electric-powered vans, mainly to public utility customers. They have seen the future, and it doesn't come with a fuel tank...
After two hours of darkness, though, the lights came back on and the MCATs began. "Most people were happy that they were able to take the test that day, despite the delay," said Jeffrey R. Wesolowski...
...from being alcoholics. It was small consolation, of course, but we had seen and experienced things that would otherwise have been unavailable to us. However, our conversation changed when we turned to discussing our coming out. Neither of us could think of a single compensation for the years of delay and wracking uncertainty. It was, as my friend said, "a complete waste, a desert, filled with obsession, loneliness and guilty...
Former President Derek C. Bok lobbied successfully for a seven-year delay before the law became enacted, so that Harvard could adjust to the imminent changes. But time is ticking away, and in some professors' eyes, the University has yet to present a satisfactory package of benefits that would induce them to retire voluntarily. The Faculty needs to continue to seek solutions--and faculty nearing the former retirement age should take into consideration the needs of their departments and of the University...
University Attorney Anne Taylor said Harvard's response to Hicks' charges will likely be filed with the MCAD today, more than two months after it was due. Last week, Taylor said the delay occurred because the complaint had been "lost...