Sentence examples for delaying a visit from inspiring English sources

One London patient was left with permanent damage to her sight after delaying a visit to A&E because she thought no doctors would be working at weekends.

But the South China Morning Post reported that Hu Jintao, the president, was in enough of a huff about this and other slights to contemplate delaying a visit to America.

But as Lawrence Rawl discovered as chairman of Exxon in 1989 when the Exxon Valdez struck a reef and spewed its oil off the Alaskan coast, waiting a week to comment on the incident and delaying a visit to the site will only stoke public anger.

Trump, who visited Texas twice in the days following Hurricane Harvey and headed to Florida four days after Hurricane Irma, said last week that he was delaying a visit to Puerto Rico "because of the first responders, and we don't want to disrupt the relief efforts".

The present study found clear effects associated with age structure that the proportion of the population avoiding or delaying a visit because of cost increased to a peak at around age 25 29 and then gradually declined.

The government shake-up forced Mr. Chirac to delay a visit to Russia by a day.

In 1994, hip surgery forced him to postpone a trip to the United States; in 1999, a bout of influenza obliged him to delay a visit to Armenia.

In Moscow, meanwhile, an official at the Iranian Embassy said that Mr. Ahmadinejad had delayed a visit to Russia that was to have started Monday.

President Pervez Musharraf delayed a visit to China for a day, the Foreign Ministry said, as opponents in the coalition government consulted over his possible impeachment.

The escalation comes amid a blast of belligerent discourse in China and as the Obama administration has delayed a visit to Washington requested by Shinzo Abe, the new prime minister of Japan, the United States' main ally in Asia.

Tell us about the time she hid your car keys behind your rarely used exercise bike to delay a visit to the vet.