Delay your treats for later or for special events.
If your horse isn't feeling well (for any reason), delay the shipping for later.
Fortunately the byelection was sufficiently delayed for a later, democratic coup to take place.
A large and diverse body of evidence has confirmed that children with early delay are at risk for later language and literacy delays at least until adolescence, if not later (for reviews of this literature, see Hayiou-Thomas Dale, & Plomin, in press; Leonard, 1998; Rescorla & Dale, 2013; Scarborough & Dobrich, 1990).
Estate agents were among the first to raise concerns, with the National Association of Estate Agents warning of the "cascading" effect of the delay on payments scheduled for later in the week, and a knock-on effect on van hire and transferring gas and electricity services.
The clinical implication of this interpretation is that moving into the normal range by age 5 does not eliminate concern, both because the performance is still low, and because the early history of language delay adds to risk for later problems.
Babies born at risk for neonatal hypoglycaemia have an increased risk of developmental delay in later life [ 7– 10].
That's journalism jargon for not recognizing the most newsworthy part of a story -- for delaying the real attention-grabber for later.
In 2014, 816 opted to delay motherhood and store their eggs for later use – a 25% increase on the previous year.
This variability was mainly due to two factors: (1) an expected inverse relationship between ROI volume and intrasubject variance and (2) an increased effective post-labeling delay for more superior slices acquired later in the sequence.
