Sentence examples for delay collecting from inspiring English sources

If older workers can work longer, Dr. Neumark, of UC Irvine, predicts they will be able to pay more into Social Security and delay collecting benefits.

Every year you delay collecting between age 62 (the earliest you're eligible) and age 70, your monthly benefit goes up.

It would be good for the game if Roy Chapman, Smarty Jones's 78-year-old owner, kept him running, delayed collecting the tens of millions awaiting him and the deserved reward for Smarty, a life at stud.

England fly-half Katy McLean delayed collecting the envelope containing her MBE letter fearing it was jury service.

The dramatic rise came against a background of falls in bonuses over the last year, suggesting recipients had been delaying collecting until the Government's cut in the top rate of income tax came into effect in April.

My "liner notes" do not explain how Mr. Delay collected dozens of rare Eastern European rock LPs from the seventies, chopped them up, and combined them with rap vocals.

For instance, the JVM garbage collector takes performance cost of garbage collection into account by delaying collection or collecting only parts of the unreachable objects at a time.

Police officials had learned from officials involved with past airline crashes that to delay in collecting samples could mean a painfully protracted identification process.

While we're on the subject of raccoons in Canada, the death of one critter last summer prompted a spontaneous outpouring of sympathy from emotionally available residents who, shocked at city officials' delay in collecting the corpse, created a makeshift memorial that eventually attracted the attention of politicians.

However, due to large delays, collected information may become obsolete.

A practice where patients adhere to supervised TB treatment but experience punishment for being delayed when collecting their medication is an example of how such residual autonomy is left out of the equation.