Sentence examples for best put off from inspiring English sources

Too often, the view within the coalition has been that big changes in these areas are too tricky to make or even discuss so they are best put off to another day.

In other words, why have a row now...when it could be best put off for another year.

If your life is still a blank canvas waiting to be filled with a highlights reel of your lifetimes achievements, best not put off until tomorrow that which you can do today.

Exercise is key to staying healthy, but once you've caught a bug, it's best to put off those HIIT workouts for a few days.

If you can't be seated in front of your computer for ten or fifteen minutes of troubleshooting, it might be best to put off calling until you can.

For example, if you've just introduced a new pet to the family, or you've just moved to a new neighborhood, it may be best to put off potty training for a few weeks until your son is comfortable in his environment again.

Last time, many of their best challengers were put off standing by Mr Bush's then stratospheric approval ratings.

The Commons home affairs committee has said means-tested support is needed to ensure the best candidates are not put off by such financial barriers.

He said that if the so-called Buffalo Mets — named for the number of call-ups from Class AAA Buffalo they have filling in for injured players — can stay competitive until Ike Davis, David Wright and Angel Pagan return, then the idea of a fire sale of their best players will be put off even longer, if not altogether.

And in recent years there has also been growing concern in the scientific community that the best undergraduates are being put off continuing into Ph.D. study because of mounting undergraduate debts and the low level of stipends.

The best we can do is put off disaster, if only in the hope... that something will turn up".