Sentence examples for unable to delay from inspiring English sources
When women can't access family planning, they are unable to delay, space or limit their pregnancies.
Under the pressure of Palestinian public opinion, he may be unable to delay another 12 months.
We're often so impatient and unable to delay gratification, so this is the perfect wisdom for our times.
But the preliminary results, reported in July 2017, were not overly encouraging — the combination was unable to delay tumour progression for longer than chemotherapy did.
Analysts said the bill would probably pass this time because Democrats in the Republican-controlled Senate would be unable to delay for an entire 30-day session.
New research suggests that kids who are unable to delay rewards are also more likely to become criminals later.David Akerlund, Hans Gronqvist and Lena Lindahl of Stockholm University and Bart Golsteyn of Maastricht University used data from a Swedish survey in which more than 13,000 children aged 13 were asked whether they would prefer to receive $140 now or $1,400 in five years' time.
Yet for the government to produce the document at all, amid the financial turmoil, is a welcome sign that the forces opposed to EU membership were unable to use the crisis to delay its publication.So far, so good.
However, it is unable to guarantee delay bound and packet dropping rates.
However, the Mediterranean diet would be unable to modify or delay the dementia onset preceding the clinical diagnosis.
On the other hand, the lack of sexual differences in colour change for most of the studied patches, including known sexually selected traits such as the crown of the blue tit, suggests that individual birds are largely unable to prevent or delay the deterioration of plumage coloration and the seasonal changes we uncovered are most likely a result of passive processes (but see [63]).
Regional or state level planning with respect to the placement of TM cameras is in keeping with the Healthy People 2020 objective to "reduce the proportion of persons who are unable to obtain or delay in obtaining necessary medical care".
