Sentence examples for usually pending from inspiring English sources

They also add that it is "not too late" – usually pending their next bestseller.

Unfortunately, conventional IHD frequently worsens circulatory status in haemodynamically unstable patients, and renal replacement therapy by this method is usually delayed, pending circulatory improvement [ 4].

Judges do not usually speak about pending legislation, but they are allowed to comment on policies affecting the court system.

Mr Gove also created 250 free schools, with another 112 pending: usually new startups, set up by parents or community groups, with the same freedoms as academies but often smaller in scale.

There are usually eight and twoo appointments are pending".

(That Mr Brown began his premiership with loud but ultimately hollow promises of constitutional change is an irony that doubtless torments him).Even the pending reshuffle, usually an opportunity to shape events, has become a crisis-in-waiting.

They usually say they are releasing you "pending further inquiries".

In addition, because children with suspected CNS infection are usually treated with antibiotics and/or antiviral drugs pending CSF culture results, some physicians may believe that CSF findings do not contribute to patient management.

Therefore, life-threatening salt-wasting in affected infants is usually treated initially with both hydrocortisone and fludrocortisone pending steroid hormone analysis [ 9].

The pending sales index is based on contract signings that usually lead to actual sale closings in four to eight weeks and is considered a leading indicator for the housing market.

Low-lying regions of Somalia typically experience flooding during the rainy season that usually wanes by October, but conditions are worse this year with the pending Super El Niño which is expected to prolong the wet months.