Sentence examples for increasingly delayed from inspiring English sources

How do people value life when death is increasingly delayed?

At first I was able to deliver my monthly column on time, but my submissions have become increasingly delayed, and this is my first since November.

As Wednesday turned into Thursday, tanker loadings were increasingly delayed and, on one company tanker, the crew refused to let the vessel proceed.

For example, tenure in American universities is increasingly delayed or conditional: this, Mr Handy notes, imbeds the idea of mutual responsibilities.

Increasingly, delayed viewing must be factored in by networks trying to decide which shows to retain and which to reject, Mr. Moonves said.

Experts say the rise of the Dating-Industrial Complex, and the burnout, is an inevitable result of the increasingly delayed age of marriage and the lengthening of the dating years.

But even married women increasingly delay retirement.

In most developed countries women have been increasingly delaying childbearing to later in life, which has led to rises in the mean age at first birth.

A series of hookups may or may not lead to a relationship, which can mean a longer period of uncertainty for women who are increasingly delaying marriage.

On the trend of older mothers, the report said: "In most developed countries, women have been increasingly delaying childbearing to later in life, which has resulted in rising fertility rates among older women.

The surgeons' move highlights the fact that PCTs across England are increasingly delaying or denying patients access to surgery to repair a hernia, replace an arthritic hip or knee, and remove cataracts, infected tonsils, gallstones, wisdom teeth, adenoids and varicose veins.