Sentence examples similar to a more significant postponement from inspiring English sources
A more significant problem is saturation.
But he adds: "In practice, the political momentum behind the programme is so strong that a further significant postponement does not appear likely".
In these cases, even though the conventional restorative treatment may be necessary in the future, the prognosis for the individual tooth will be increased due to the postponement of a more invasive approach.
But he noted that the announcement was more of a postponement than a final judgement.
That helps explain why many a highly touted tax dodge is nothing more than a postponement of the day when you have to send the Internal Revenue Service a check.
On several occasions they reported feeling comfortable under the protection of a more accountable system in case their patients were subjected to hospital initiated delays and admission postponements.
These findings enhance the postponement knowledge with respect to external influencing factors from a general level to a more precise, specific level.
The story, Mr. Cherlin said, is more about postponement than abandonment.
A reduction of the operational equipment base compared to the local needs carries the risk of longer waiting lists and more frequent postponement and rescheduling of procedures.
This confirms buyer suspicions, leading to more postponement of purchases and a downward price spiral.
