Sentence examples for began to delay from inspiring English sources
Early in their evolutionary history, the ancestors of modern cacti (other than one group of Pereskia species) developed stomata on their stems and began to delay developing bark.
Dodd, whose name forms one half of the financial re-regulation bill that Obama recently signed into law, may have been concerned about a deliberate attempt to delay the agency's formation, which could have occurred had Obama named Warren and Senators began to delay her confirmation, or vote her down.
After Centre Point, bureaucratic opposition did begin to delay his work.
Early indications from surveys by the Institute of Directors and Deloitte suggest that some businesses are beginning to delay investment projects and postpone recruitment.
The minutes of the MPC meeting refer to 'preliminary signs that the result has affected sentiment among households and companies,' with 'indications from surveys … that some businesses are beginning to delay investment projects and postpone recruitment decisions'.
Yet in California, irresponsible voices on the right (and a few on the left) have suggested testing the limits of the law and forcing the state to begin to delay or default on its obligations.
They pointed out that the reduction was mainly due to a fall in the fertility rate (the number of children a woman is expected to have in her lifetime) in the 1970s when the government began to encourage delayed marriages, longer intervals between births and fewer children.
As a result, treatment began to be delayed to balance the following factors: 1) containing the viral load, 2) minimizing the risk of drug-resistant mutants developing by limiting the amount of treatment time, and 3) reducing negative side effects.
Bush began to equate delay in moving against Iraq with defeat.
Once Anglesey was reoccupied he also began to progress the delayed plans to fortify the area.
