Sentence examples for usually delayed from inspiring English sources

The onset of visible symptoms is usually delayed 24 hours to several days.

The foreign broadcasts are usually delayed, timed to American hours and cleansed of advertising for products that immigrants here cannot buy.

During the primaries, the D.N.C. established a joint fund-raising vehicle with the Clinton campaign, an arrangement that is usually delayed until a presumptive nominee has emerged.

Surgery is usually delayed until four or five cycles of induction chemotherapy have been completed in order to allow for the tumour to shrink.

"If someone delayed visiting the park in June, we thought they would make it up in July because a visit is usually delayed instead of canceled," said Hayley Kissel, the Merrill analyst.

Still, when our media-digest packet finally turns up (there's so much demand for our scrawny bandwidth, so many technical transmissions in line ahead of anything personal, that the packet is usually delayed a week or two), I'm always startled at how many columns the papers devote to us.

We usually delay talking to armed groups too long, and as a result, a large number of people die unnecessarily.

And while filing for bankruptcy will usually delay a foreclosure sale for a few months, the homeowner generally loses the house in the end.

Because companies like Microsoft have invested in their workers' skills and knowledge, they usually delay major work force reductions as long as they can.

The network usually delays reporting on such events for an hour or two after the incident, and then typically uses its own anchors, who report the story using little or no video.

Thus, isolated sphenoid sinus lesion, in the absence of sinonasal symptoms, usually delays its diagnosis.