Sentence examples for suggested delay from inspiring English sources

Understanding the value of PFS is increasingly important because demonstrating an overall survival benefit can be challenging in tumours such as mRCC, where survival post progression is long (Amir et al, 2012; Fallowfield and Fleissig, 2012), and it has been suggested delay of symptoms can be just as important as overall survival (Amir et al, 2012).

Last week, Germany suggested delaying the next round of negotiations.

Those critics had suggested delaying the deal until the economy rebounds.

Some senior Democrats suggested delaying or amending some parts of the reform.

Cameron suggested delaying the parliamentary recess amid criticism over his decision to continue his trip to Africa despite the fast-moving events of the last few days.

Mr. Rutte also suggested delaying any final decision until next year rather than stretching the talks over the weekend and risking a failure to reach agreement.

The prediction, based on the GP Patient Survey published in December, suggested delays will worsen as government cuts and the effects of an ageing population take hold.

Instead of delaying the cuts for two years, at a cost of more than $200 billion, Republicans suggested delaying the sequester for three months — at a cost of $33 billion, according to people close to the talks.

Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov had earlier acknowledged that Russia had suggested delaying signing the treaty to conduct negotiations between Kiev, Moscow and the EU.

The military has suggested delaying the vote - but that would not change the underlying political loyalties which give a strong advantage to Yingluck Shinawatra's party.

That same bluster was on full display at a recent White House meeting where Trump blithely suggested delaying due process for some gun owners while Republicans looked blankly on.