Sentence examples for delayed return from inspiring English sources

Scotland's build-up has been beset by heavy criticism of a delayed return from Georgia.

Patients who have inadequate pain relief also experience delayed return to work, psychological stress, disability, and chronic pain.

Ms. Abrams, who works as a hairdresser, grew tearful as she described the phone call from her husband last week to tell her about his delayed return.

There could be delayed return of other muscle function, Sebastianelli told reporters three days after the injury, but "the real answer is, we don't know".

And Earl waiting out Penny's delayed return on Thanksgiving from a trip with her john, while the turkey thaws, then rots, in the kitchen sink.

Because of injuries to Brown (leg) and Zeigler (ankle) and Parker's delayed return from having moles removed from his ear and back, this has been the first week in camp all five linemen have been on the field together.

In contrast to Kevin Pietersen's delayed return to action after injury there was reason for optimism that the England all-rounder will be ready as scheduled for the two Tests against New Zealand next month following elbow surgery.

By understanding sport concussion prognosis, clinicians can help to better educate athletes, coaches, and parents regarding their primary concerns, such as the likely duration of post-concussion symptoms, immediate versus delayed return-to-play (RTP), and potential sequelae of repetitive concussion.

But modern humans live in a "delayed-return environment".

Evolution of the self, the need to belong, and life in a delayed-return environment.

I have ignored, for this study, the category of hunter-gatherer society referred to as delayed-return or non-egalitarian hunter-gatherers, typified by the Kwakiutl of the American northwest coast and the Ainu of Japan.