Sentence examples for is ever delayed from inspiring English sources

The control room, for example, once ran on a skeleton crew during outages; now it is overstaffed, so that no task is ever delayed for want of an operator's attention.

Among the 30% of children who were ever delayed for at least one vaccination, a median of 122 days (interquartile range: 33 – 212) was spent underimmunized during the first 13 months of life.

The development of overt uraemic symptoms is an obvious indication for initiating RRT but treatment on the ICU is rarely, if ever, delayed until full blown uraemia develops.

Huyette concedes this is "challenging" — so, if you're thinking of taking a punt on this hardware startup, it's prudent to factor in some delays, as is ever the case with Kickstarter projects (and especially those involving hardware).

But I don't know whether anywhere else, when Saint-Saëns' Organ Symphony was being played, a soloist ever delayed his entry onto the stage (while the orchestra was playing) until the moment he needed to come in with his solo -- as Virgil Fox did in Philadelphia.

I don't understand why there was ever a delay, but I suspect it had something to do with belatedly obtaining government money to buy the "free" books for the students.

Any sense that austerity was ever wrong or that it delayed the recovery, as Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis argues, would undermine their authority and hand the intellectual higher ground to rival parties.

Still, Everest is Everest.

Although no significant delay was ever reported in language or academic functioning, ever since his childhood, Mr. B. has been described as aloof.

No release was ever confirmed in any trade publication after it was delayed into January 1911.

The company told Computer and Video Games, "No date was ever announced for MotionPlus — so technically it can't be delayed".