Sentence examples for inadvertently delay from inspiring English sources

Volunteers providing antipyretics can inadvertently delay parental health-seeking behavior, elevating risk.

In our quest for scientific certainty, we inadvertently delayed the promulgation of regulations at the expense of public health.

Although these efforts have the best of intentions, we have to ensure that, in the push to improve the quality of metadata, we do not inadvertently cause a delay in the release of data or tools.

But it's not just patients who delay treatment; sometimes, inadvertently, it's their doctors.

The delays in construction inadvertently benefitted the library, as Gerald Grunberg, a French librarian who worked on the restoration told Stille: "I think we are lucky to be starting now rather than five or six years earlier," said Grunberg, who worked on the new Bibliothéque Nationale de France, a high-tech library that has been beset by problems.

Mr. Aronson's article inadvertently echoes industry rhetoric aimed at delaying the implementation of the law.

The fear of inadvertently supporting an Islamist takeover is delaying efforts to reconstruct the state where insurgents are already in control.

Rangers defenseman Ryan McDonagh was in the penalty box for delaying the game by inadvertently shooting the puck out of play during an exhausting three-minute shift.

In an interview that ran in Tuesday's Independent, Montgomerie admitted that he inadvertently took a bad drop after a storm delay.

When the device is inadvertently powered off, recognition and subsequent steps to defibrillate delayed defibrillation an average of 24 seconds (range 14 to 32 seconds).

I put it to easyJet that, if a member of the crew opens a door and inadvertently "pops a slide", it is entirely foreseeable that a delay will ensue.