Sentence examples similar to feasibly delaying from inspiring English sources
We should also consider whether there is a need for the government to look into how the money was raised to buy the club, and where it came from". Manchester United's move for David de Gea might hit something of a snag that could feasibly delay his move to Old Trafford until after the start of next season.
But it could feasibly delay the government's desired timetable as well as the manner in which those negotiations are conducted, said Andrew Hood, senior director at law firm Dechert LLP and former legal adviser to ex-Prime Minister David Cameron.
A combination of hygienic practices could feasibly check Ebola within 6 months.
The activity of residual ER (or growth factor signaling elements) following fulvestrant treatment remain largely unexplored, but the greater reduction in ER seen here with fulvestrant might feasibly hinder instigation of such cross-talk mechanisms and thus delay emergence of acquired resistance, compared with tumors treated with anastrozole alone.
This delay is clearly not acceptable, particularly as many trials could feasibly complete recruitment in such a time frame and could potentially then retrospectively register the trial in a way that could favour a particular result.
Marginal cost taxes (aka congestion or Pigouvian taxes), which aim to minimize only the sum of delays, are only appropriate for this goal only if taxes can be feasibly refunded to users in a lump-sum fashion.
Someone, feasibly, could outscore him.
