Meanings of plague by delays in English

Plagued by delays and under-rehearsed, I heard later reports that it was a disappointment.

If you recall, the new quad-core chip was plagued by delays and bugs late last year.

The production of the Tesla Model 3 electric car, for example, has been plagued by delays.

This, too, has been plagued by delays and the integrated force stands at just 500 men.

Amplifi said the event was plagued by delays in obtaining permits, arranging security, water supplies and sanitation.

The subway is plagued by delays.

In East Anglia, where passengers have been plagued by delays for weeks, there were more problems for early risers.

Tesla has struggled to ramp up production of its new Model 3 sedan, which has been plagued by delays.

To GPs, the system is ad hoc, haphazard, plagued by delays and almost certainly the cause of patient deaths.

The Zain deal would have made Etisalat the regional heavyweight, but it has been plagued by delays and disputes.

In the weeks that followed I began to curse my luck, because the caravan's journey was plagued by delays.

The process of identifying voters should have been completed by the beginning of September but has been plagued by delays.

If that happens, the jet is on a path to resume U.S. service before year-end, in a process plagued by delays.

From that point, the Iwasaki Resort building program was plagued by delays and budget blowouts, before eventually opening several years behind schedule.

Energy companies have spent more than $50 billion on developing Kashagan which has been plagued by delays and cost overruns.

But less than two years ahead of its scheduled inauguration, the Medina-Mecca rail link is plagued by delays, political tensions and technical headaches.