Sentence examples for delayed potentially from inspiring English sources

Any payment to investors will be delayed, potentially for years, until the securities lawsuits against the brokerage firms are resolved.

But just weeks after the election two of the three schemes were paused by the government, while the Great Western scheme will be delayed, potentially incurring further costs associated with new trains on order from Hitachi.

The trial of two allies of the New York City comptroller, John C. Liu, has been delayed, potentially until April, after one defendant was involuntarily committed and hospitalized, the judge said on Tuesday.

Intriguingly, those 10% LT-HSCs dividing in the presence of PD033299 were not further delayed, potentially representing a subset of more "activated" cells within the LT-HSC phenotypic compartment.

6 Guidelines recommend presumptive treatment of sexual contacts of individuals with syphilis at the point of care because seroconversion and therefore diagnosis and treatment can be delayed, potentially resulting in further transmission.

Each day we delay, potentially another baby dies.

Insisting on longer trials for drugs or GM foods might reduce the risk that people will ingest something harmful, but it also delays potentially life-saving medicines reaching patients, or higher-yielding seeds reaching Peruvian peasants.

It takes an average of 12 years and $2.6 billion for an experimental drug to make it from the lab to the patient, according to the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development, often delaying potentially valuable treatments from reaching the people who need them.

Most filings were to delay potentially infringing trademark applications so Monster could study them.

Organizations such as the California Chamber continue to argue for delaying, potentially indefinitely, implementation of the state's landmark climate law, AB 32.

This proposition could have larger implications if in very serious emergencies individuals are still hesitant to press, delaying potentially necessary medical or other emergency aid.