Sentence examples for delayed decisions from inspiring English sources

You fought off dangers and never delayed decisions.

"The group experienced significant market headwinds in the run-up to the EU referendum as holidaymakers delayed decisions," he said.

The former Secretary of State, Mrs Clinton, called being a grandmother her "most exciting title yet" and had delayed decisions about her campaign until the baby's arrival.

The Abbott and Turnbull governments both delayed decisions on the proposed change amid heavy lobbying by big business, which argued the move could harm price competition and create uncertainty.

Mr. Silverstein's office sent a letter to the development corporation and the Port Authority, claiming that delayed decisions could cause him to miss the deadline that the governor had set for groundbreaking.

A1 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Judge's Lengthy Backlog Leaves Plaintiffs Dangling Judge George B. Daniels of Federal District Court in Manhattan is the king of delayed decisions, statistics show, with 289 motions in civil cases pending for more than six months, the most of any federal judge in the nation.

Political infighting delayed decision-making, sending costs soaring.

But we nearly lost her as a consequence of delayed decision-making, poorly coordinated care and a medication error.

While the Surrogate delayed decision for Mrs. C. to administer Dr. Burdell's estate, she thought up the scheme of bringing a bogus baby into the case.

In Malaysia, we also found that knowledge of disease, treatment and outcomes delayed decision to early presentation, as reported previously.

Time to antibiotic administration was recorded as a measure of whether the CDSS delayed decision making to any extent.