Sentence examples for delaying actions from inspiring English sources

Annie fell sick in 1850, with what seems to have been a form of tuberculosis, and her frantic parents spent months trying all the futile therapies that people had in the nineteenth century, not unlike the delaying actions of many contemporary cancer treatments.

"This is a fundamental shift in the way governments have responded to recessions and appears to signal a willingness to 'unbuild' state government in a way that has not been done before," it said, noting that court systems had cut their hours in many states, delaying actions including divorce settlements and criminal trials.

The Poles' forward concentration in general forfeited their chance of fighting a series of delaying actions, since their foot-marching army was unable to retreat to their defensive positions in the rear or to man them before being overrun by the invader's mechanized columns.

The Old Stone House: A re-constructed farmhouse (c.1699) that was at the center of the Marylander's delaying actions serves as a museum of the battle.

Most of the North Korean units began conducting delaying actions attempting to get as much of their army as possible into North Korea.

The North Vietnamese, forewarned by previous ARVN incursions, however, conducted only delaying actions in order to allow the bulk of their forces to escape to the west.

But, says the IEA, "delaying action is a false economy".

But delaying action to develop a sustainable economy will cost us all in the long-run.

First, the economic recession is no excuse for delaying action to address climate change.

And 60% of voters thought delaying action would cause shocks to jobs and energy supplies.

The report warned against delaying action, but this has not been heeded, said Stern on Thursday.