Examples of using May delay in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This may delay the project.
Accumulations of blood under the skin may delay healing and cause scarring.
This may delay the project's implementation.
By faxing or posting your application form it may delay the registration process by one to two weeks.
This may delay shipment of your order.
There's some evidence that vigorous forms of training may delay digestion after a meal.
Captain, you may delay, but time will not.
While the internet is generally reliable,technical problems or other conditions may delay or prevent you from accessing our website.
Diclofenac may delay labour, increase the length of labour and cause complications in the newborn baby.
You understand that while the Internet is generally reliable,technical problems or other conditions may delay or prevent you from accessing the Site.
This confirmation may delay the shipment of your order.
Coaches have used my“RICE” guideline for decades,but now it appears that both Ice and complete Rest may delay healing, instead of helping.”.
Mistakes or omissions may delay the processing of your admission.
You understand that while the Internet and the World Wide Web are reliable,technical problems or other conditions may delay or prevent you from accessing the Site.
There are many factors that may delay or prevent the healing of wounds.
OCREVUS may delay the need for a wheelchair by seven years for people with primary progressive multiple sclerosis(PPMS).
Others have found that student debt may delay home-ownership, but does not deter it entirely.
Meantime you should be watchful of the news for indications of changes that are about to be announced,but there will be attempts to prevent them that may delay matters.
Getting a second opinion may delay the start of your treatment, so you and your doctor need to be confident that it will give you useful information.
Excessive protection of children may delay their development and prevent them from being able to think for themselves, solve problems, and cope with difficulties.