Sentence examples for delaying the possibility from inspiring English sources

By delaying the possibility of ratification until shortly before the American presidential election, he risks killing the deal.

Instead of asking it to form a new government or calling another election, Governor General Michaëlle Jean agreed to Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper's request to prorogue, or end, the session of Parliament, thereby delaying the possibility of a confidence motion, one Harper would likely have lost, until Parliament resumed sitting, which it did just this week.

The trial, moreover, would cost $100 million and delay the possibility of F.D.A. approval by at least two years.

"This decision delays the possibility of sparking growth, generating jobs and investing more in infrastructure, energy, schools, hospitals and extending social security," Mr. Fox said.

Mr Fletcher said: "Although we welcome the consultation, we hope that it does not delay the possibility of getting a Bill through Parliament this year.

A lawyer representing dozens of alleged victims of abuse by Jimmy Savile - who were in the care of the NHS at the time - says extending the investigation will delay the possibility of getting closure.

Because these patients remain dialysis dependent for longer durations, they are more prone to the development of HLA antibodies that further delay the possibility of receiving a successful kidney transplant.

In addition, TH most often requires sedation, ventilation, and neuromuscular blockade, which may delay the possibility of neurological evaluation.

The prolonged length of the juvenile period represents a substantial obstacle in olive (Olea europaea) breeding programs, delaying both the possibility for analyzing the fruit, the harvest unit, and the capacity for sexual recombination.

A deal with Iran remains the best hope of delaying that possibility – short of the use of military force – which is far from guaranteed to work in delaying Iran's nuclear ambitions and would even further isolate Israel.

BBC deputy political editor James Landale said this was the first time a minister has entertained in public the possibility of delaying the "main gate" decision to renew Trident.