Sentence examples for delay in beginning from inspiring English sources

Three members of Congress called Tuesday for a hearing on the delay in beginning testing for human growth hormone in the N.F.L.

"Mead Johnson's six-day delay in beginning the retrieval process, whether to provide new advertising, seek new counsel, or see to it that there was nothing left in the public forum to collect, was anything but immediate compliance," the order said.

TAMPA, Fla .— It was supposed to be the start of their four-day effort to sell Mitt Romney to the nation, but Monday instead proved to be a day of frustration for Republicans as the delay in beginning their convention deprived them of their national stage and brought a fresh airing of intraparty tensions.

Due to the length of the spacewalk, and the delay in beginning, the crew was over an hour behind their scheduled timeline for the day, but worked through the post-EVA activities and evening activities without problems, and got to sleep only slightly behind their scheduled time.

One study did provide information about time to treatment initiation; for smear-negative, culture-positive TB, the median delay in beginning treatment was 56 days (IQR, 39, 81) before Xpert was introduced, compared with five days (IQR, 2, 8) after Xpert was introduced (Boehme 2011a).

Delays in beginning the pilots make next April seem increasingly fanciful as a start date for national implementation.

Cuadrilla has been set by a series of problems, including the minor earthquakes in Lancashire that halted drilling for more than a year, and delays in beginning exploration on other sites.

Dozens of community organizations, law enforcement officials and experts, faith leaders, unions, and elected officials have spoken out in support of reform and against further delays in beginning the urgent process of reforming the NYPD to make our city a place where discriminatory policing is a thing of the past and where all New Yorkers feel safe and respected by their police department.

Furthermore, the high rate of false-positive MRI scans may lead to harmful consequences such as greater rates of (sometimes unnecessary) mastectomies[ 6 9] and delays in beginning treatment.

But it is clear from our results that a quality check of the specimens should have been required before enrollment, despite the possible resultant delays in beginning therapy.

Although early initiation of chemotherapy appears to confer little benefit, prolonged delays in beginning treatment and early discontinuation of treatment are associated with poor outcomes.