Sentence examples for temporizing measure from inspiring English sources

It is difficult, however, to await LT with temporizing measure in Japan, considering the severe shortage of cadaveric donor grafts [12].

While the weekend rescue of Citigroup calmed the financial markets, Mr. Rogoff described it as merely a "temporizing measure" that would have to be followed by other steps.

TIPS has also been reported to be beneficial as a temporizing measure in reducing variceal pressure [38].

The binder was used as a temporizing measure to provide external compression on the breast and to tamponade the bleed.

In emergency, adequate amount of intrathecal saline infusion can be a useful temporizing measure to normalize the intracranial pressure and so gain time to investigate and correct the CSF leak [89], as Stephen described in an instructive case report [90].

Because a poor outcome was observed, some study recommends that percutaneous gall bladder aspiration [8, 9] and endoscopic gallbladder stent placement [2, 10] rather than operation may be a potential treatment or temporizing measure for symptomatic gallbladder disease in patients with liver cirrhosis awaiting liver transplantation (LT) [9, 11].

Treatments have traditionally consisted of temporizing measures such as analgesia, physiotherapy, and injections until operative treatment in the form of arthrodesis is required.

Britain and Italy should stop temporizing.

Sadly, the court fight is not the only example of temporizing by the Obama team.

The police hadn't acted on the harassment case, because Lurie kept temporizing about whether to prosecute his friend.

The Republican candidate released his 2010 tax return on Thursday (while Mitt Romney was still temporizing about doing so).