Sentence examples for implications of delaying from inspiring English sources
The latest analysis on implications of delaying raising our collective level of ambition up to 2020 paints a picture of rapidly increasing costs and diminishing returns.
It is essential that health care professionals consider women's perspectives on the 'right time' to make these decisions given the potential psychological implications of making untimely decisions, as well as the implications of delaying RRM and RRO with regard to women's morbidity and mortality.
Although these are technically cross-sectional estimates of marginal effects, we can translate them into longitudinal trends to provide a rough guess of the possible implications of delayed childbearing, as the original study [10] had also done.
Due to the appreciable morbidity, mortality and costs associated with invasive candidiasis and the implications of delayed appropriate antifungal therapy, the use of clinical prediction rules to help determine in which high-risk patients prophylactic antifungal therapy may be beneficial is of interest [ 2, 4- 7].
In considering the UK future relationship with the EU, the potentially damaging cost implications of delays at these cross-border controls and additional administrative burdens must be fully considered".
The Treasury has said the financial implications of delays to Northern Ireland implementing reforms equate to about £5m of lost savings every month.
While passengers may not be particularly aware of the wider implications of delays at the station during boarding and alighting, crowding (the cause of the delay) tends to have a greater impact especially upon the perception of comfort.
"That is a dilemma that we have to face up to - the collective responsibility that we all have is not simply to kowtow to what London wants us to do". The Treasury has said the financial implications of delays to Northern Ireland implementing reforms equate to about £5m of lost savings every month.
