Sentence examples for systematically delaying from inspiring English sources

If the banks had been systematically delaying recognizing bad loans throughout 2009, their write-offs should have risen sharply in the last few months.

Republicans, who have been systematically delaying action on nominees all year, would have the ability to block any of Obama's judicial picks in his final two years in office.

This week, a federal judge ruled that the city "chronically and systematically" delayed and terminated benefits to thousands of people with AIDS, and he opened a new avenue of redress, placing the city's AIDS agency under federal authority for three years.

The judge, Sterling Johnson Jr. of the Federal District Court, said the agency had "chronically and systematically" delayed or stopped subsistence benefits, including emergency housing, rent assistance, food stamps, Medicaid and other services that it administers for about 25,000 New Yorkers who have AIDS or are H.I.V.-positive.

The judge, Sterling Johnson Jr. of Federal District Court, ruled that the agency, the Division of AIDS Services and Income Support, had "chronically and systematically" delayed or terminated subsistence benefits, including emergency housing, rent assistance, food stamps, Medicaid and other services, that it administers for about 25,000 New Yorkers who have AIDS or are H.I.V.-positive.

When aligned on S3KS arrivals, S4KS and S5KS waves are systematically delayed relative to PREM across the entire array.

The arrivals of S2KS, S3KS, S4KS, S5KS, and S6KS are clearly visible on this section and are systematically delayed with respect to the theoretical PREM predictions throughout the array.

To test the contribution of this factor, saccharin delivery was systematically delayed after selection of lever S (0 18 s) in a subgroup of rats (N = 11) while the delay of cocaine delivery remained constant.

If adaptation to the auditory click systematically delays the perceived timing of the auditory click, forward shifts would be observed by presenting the auditory click alone without the visual stimuli (Figure 4A, second row).

Further, some common exposures, such as recent oral contraceptive use, systematically delay ovulation [ 25, 26].

It also appears unlikely that our results can be explained by systematically delayed reporting or data entry by season at the regional registries.