Sentence examples for difficult delay from inspiring English sources
Even though early diagnosis of L- and T-type HD might be difficult, delay of management for those types of HD should be avoided to prevent enterocolitis.
The forces may lack gasoline and electricity in Kosovo, face difficult delays in their imminent and potentially dangerous Congo mission, and go unpaid in Sierra Leone, United Nations and administration officials said.
Uptake of new technologies or services may be difficult, delayed or even fail completely if the existing system is 'locked in' at multiple dimensions.
In fact, public support of this new university remains difficult, delaying opening by not one but five years.
Getting unhooked starts with removing the triggers, making the action more difficult, delaying the rewards, and consciously not investing.
However, the fluctuant blood pressure, proteinuria as well as BUN and Cr level make the diagnosis of pre-eclampsia in patients undergoing HD exceedingly difficult, delaying the early medical intervention and increasing the maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality.
Mr. Obama may also find it difficult to delay very long in closing the Guantánamo Bay detention camp.
"We know how difficult this delay is for those who have waited so long to recover the money they lost to Madoff," he said.
The request put Feinstein in an agonizingly difficult position — delay the release and run the risk that Burr and the Republicans will block the report after they take over in January, or go ahead and take the blame if Americans in foreign countries are harmed.
Because of its extremely low incidence in childhood, the diagnosis can be difficult while delay of adequate treatment may result in unnecessary morbidity and even mortality.
