Sentence examples for has consistently delayed from inspiring English sources
Washington has repeatedly asked the Russians to provide samples of the modified germ but Moscow has consistently delayed transfering the germ under an agreement to share strains.
New Jersey Transit has consistently delayed installing safety technology that would prevent accidents by automatically slowing or stopping trains when they are going too fast, a system known as positive train control (PTC).
"They have consistently delayed helping developing countries adapt to climate change and have not reduced emissions, as agreed.
"We've had a long record of Alaska pipeline projects coming out of Alaska and Canada, and they have consistently been delayed because of political opposition and rising costs," he said.
Whereas postprandial suppression of EGP has consistently been reported to be delayed (5– 7), rates of appearance of glucose in the meal (MRa) have been reported to be increased, decreased, or not different from those observed in nondiabetic subjects (5, 6, 8).
But as Ms. Botsford details in her thesis — and Mr. Petrie has experienced in his own career — the Italian response has consistently been to resist, obstruct and delay compliance with the European court.
Modelling the effects of a delayed recovery of ΦCO2 has consistently predicted a decline in canopy productivity as high as 30%% (Ogren 1993; Zhu et al. 2004).
For all this enthusiasm, the significant gap between the high hopes and expectations of policy-makers and managers and the actual practice of implementation of these technologies has been highlighted by research which has consistently revealed an extensive catalogue of delays, compromise and failure [ 9- 14].
TV use has consistently and inversely been associated with sleep duration, 5 6 as well as delayed bedtime and wake-up time in adolescents.
Research has consistently demonstrated that testing effects are more likely to occur when final assessment is delayed.
