Sentence examples for delay harm from inspiring English sources

Does a delay harm patients?

By misrepresenting this evidence, the tobacco industry was able to delay harm to its business interests, the application states.

Collins said he did not know whether the delay harmed Harvey, but he knew it did not help him.

"Each unnecessary day of delay harms his chances to compete successfully and participate in as many fights as possible before his skills deteriorate," the suit said of Lewis.

The delay harmed more than just the hemophiliacs, said Mrs. Li, the mother of the young hemophiliac who died of AIDS in 1993.

The delays harm the city's economy, costing it construction jobs and discouraging companies from moving to Lower Manhattan.

However, whether renal hyperfiltration as a result of high blood pressure and volume load may cause delayed harm to septic kidneys should be addressed in further studies.

Otherwise we might incorrectly attribute a small difference between p1 t) -p0 t) to the effect of dilution when it is due to delayed harms of screening and early treatment.

To delay will harm a vital global sector and harm our global climate.

However, the committee's chief executive, David Kennedy, said any delay would harm much-needed investment in the UK's energy sector.

But another administration official said that the State Department had wanted the Syrians handed over earlier this week, and that department officials believed the delay could harm relations with Syria.