We therefore find it jarring to read an article that chastises parents who make the difficult decision to delay the start of kindergarten.
Satisfying the loyal Gran Turismo followers is at the heart of all of our efforts, which is why it was such a difficult decision to delay the release of the game, and one which we did not take lightly.
A March 1779 letter from Washington to Scott, still on furlough in Virginia, ordered him to recruit volunteers in Virginia and join Washington at Middlebrook on May 1. Men and supplies proved difficult to obtain, delaying Scott's return; during the delay, Washington ordered the recruits to South Carolina to join Benjamin Lincoln, who was in command of the militia forces there.
This effervescence clearly worries its government, which has made it more difficult for buyers to delay mortgage payments and taken steps to deter speculative purchases.
It is difficult to teach delayed gratification when children grow up expecting a large, instant reward for their years of schooling.
This makes the disease difficult to diagnose, delaying the initiation of curative treatment, which is a major determinant of the outcome [ 2- 4].
But Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, co-sponsor of the Senate legislation, said Mr. Bush had stopped short of calling for measures included in his bill that would make it even more difficult for patent holders to delay the introduction of generic competitors.
However, since the American pilots flying the Dakotas had no experience with night drops, and locating drop zones in darkness was extremely difficult, it was decided to delay the mission until dawn on 12 November.
Interdisciplinary awareness of this condition is essential, as it is frequently difficult to diagnose, leading to delay in treatment or unneeded surgery.
