Sentence examples for dangerously delayed from inspiring English sources

In case of false sliding, false pulse or multiple septa, the diagnosis of pneumothorax may be dangerously delayed or even missed.

Hence, clinical diagnosis of kidney dysfunction might be dangerously delayed, as might renal and heart protective procedures.

To commit to another four decades of carbon-intensive energy production as envisioned by the new OCS plan - Obama's "all-of-the-above" ("business-as-usual") energy policy - would dangerously delay our switch to sustainable, low-carbon energy, and virtually guarantee future climate chaos.

The framework that you put in place sets the planet on course to warm dangerously, and delays action until 2020 – this will be too late.

The PlayBook, I said, was a breach birth, its non-critical consumer-facing functions emerging foremost, and its essential business and productivity functions delayed dangerously.

Owners of smaller stores said they had mixed feelings about the precarious health of Borders, which last month delayed payments to publishers and has appeared dangerously close to bankruptcy.

Just when we thought we were ready, the transplant had to be delayed because Nathan's spleen had grown dangerously large.

The Lions lost one against the head after Youngs delayed the put-in, while O'Driscoll's pass straight to Folau allowed Australia to counter dangerously, before the Irish centre was penalised for hands in a ruck.

(GP3) "This group of patients that are nervous and contact us very often, they live a little dangerously, because if they did develop something malignant, then there is a big risk that things would be delayed".

Many climate change scientists also fear huge disruption caused by changing tack will delay political action on avoiding the worst of the problem for a dangerously long time.

A cargo ship previously thought to have caused a delay by entering dangerously close to restricted waters was later cleared and determined to be in a safe location, NASA said.