Sentence examples for Delayed visit from inspiring English sources

Edwards also defended the delayed visit by Obama, who has come under heavy criticism locally for not interrupting his vacation to come tour the disaster area.

Not that much, Obama seemed to say when addressing the criticism surrounding his delayed visit during a tour of the flood zone, earlier this week.

The agreement should pave the way for a long delayed visit by Mr Yeltsin to Kiev.Germany's Bundesbank criticised the government's plan to cut its deficit by taking profit from a revaluation of gold reserves.

It is about the future and how we want to shift UK-China relations up a gear". The stark message came as the prime minister prepares to meet President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang, who were installed in March, on a delayed visit to China next week.

We know that there is no margin for error - we know that a bad day, a missed sign, an unreturned phone call, a delayed visit, could potentially result in the loss of a child's life.

(laughs) I like the Americana Awards for that reason". Barring a delayed visit to the delivery room or domestic duties at home, Isbell even plans to be back at the Ryman next month when a second Americana Artist of the Year award might be waiting in the wings.

Specifically, we examined the relationship between fear and delayed visiting, the relationship between delayed visiting and dental problems, the relationship between dental problems and symptom-driven treatment, and finally the relationship between symptom-driven treatment and fear.

Twenty-one reported not having missed any ART dose within the 3 days prior to their (delayed) visit, 4 patients reported during at least one delayed visit to have missed a dose, and for delayed visits of 2 patients on ART there was no adherence information available.

Our method only detected symptoms on the day of the burning and would miss second-day delayed visits and/or more mild distress if they occurred.

Given that dental fear showed a relationship with delayed visiting patterns, poorer dental health and symptom-driven treatment, justification was provided for examining the cyclical process that is proposed as characterising the maintenance of dental fear.

People with high dental fear were significantly more likely to have a delayed visiting pattern, with a significantly higher percentage last visiting a dentist at intervals of greater than 2 years (43.9%) in comparison to people who were not, a little or quite afraid (29.1%, 26.5% and 27.7% respectively), χ2 = 62.65, p < 0.001.