Sentence examples for providing late from inspiring English sources

Paralleling the twin issues of a collaborator's motives and competence described by Shrum et al. (2001) this included both malicious action, such as 'scooping' research ideas or data by failing to give due credit to collaborating partners, but also poor scientific practice resulting in a partner providing late, irrelevant or low-quality data.

If the vendor is providing late results, it should be supervised, or replaced, by the board.

Influenza vaccination is being extended into earlier, but not later months of the influenza season [ 13], but physicians have reported that the need to administer the second dose of vaccine for young, first-time vaccinees is an impediment to providing late season vaccinations [ 14].

New businesses are popping up, providing late-night transport for partygoers.Not everyone is pleased.

In addition, the anti-abortion protestors who frequently gather near clinics are made to seem much more intimidating...Pro-life activists have criticised the media for hyping abortion-clinic terrorism, but the threat of bombing and murder was one of the factors that cut down on the number of abortion doctors and clinics, especially those providing late-term abortions, in the 1980s and 1990s.

Obama has made a point of stopping by places with Washington street cred — Five Guys for a cheeseburger and fries and, as president-elect, Ben's Chili Bowl, a D.C. institution known for serving black Washington and, among 20-somethings, for providing late-night hangover cures in the form of half-smokes (a local sausage similar to a hot dog) and chili cheese fries.

So the VCs' focus now on providing late-round capital is a change more in form than in substance to how private companies are being financed.

The group achieved notoriety in 2009 when a member murdered one of only three US doctors providing late-term abortions.

This truck has been parked in front of an auto repair shop, providing late-night tacos since 1979.

Finally, there is Walter Hern, a former obstetrician and Peace Corps volunteer whose path to providing late-term abortions began during a stint in a Brazilian hospital, where he saw that the number of women hospitalized as a result of self-performed abortions outnumbered those in the maternity ward two-to-one.

Dr. Tiller was one of the few doctors providing late-term abortions to people in need in part because he was a committed, ethical, moral medical professional who took seriously his oath to serve the best interests of his patients, and because he was dedicated to supporting women's rights even at the risk of his own life and even under unimaginable daily pressure and threat.