Sentence examples for often delay from inspiring English sources

operate to complicate and often delay agreement on a financial plan.' Id., at 221.

People without insurance often delay seeking care until an illness becomes unbearable and expensive to treat.

Making matters worse, they often delay their own mental health treatment to prioritize others' care.

They note that employers often delay elections for a year or more through legal maneuvers.

I often delay lunch, but I still stop eating at 8. That alone probably has cut many calories of desserts.

Further, late proposals often delay the proposals of principal investigators who have submitted their proposals to SPO on time.

States that detect outbreaks often delay reporting, as economic consequences are severe and incentives and compensation absent.

I fully expected to breast-feed my baby, but, as I soon discovered, Caesarean deliveries often delay milk production.

Disputes involving promoters, television networks and various boxing organizations often delay, or prevent, certain fights from taking place.

Defendants often delay their plea for as long as possible until they can see the strength of the prosecution evidence.

The only problem, Schaefer says, is that now they often delay telling each other interesting personal anecdotes.