Sentence examples for better to postpone from inspiring English sources

It would be better to postpone the election.

Better to postpone the discussion, especially if you want to stay close.

Benitez, while noting "it could be better to postpone the game," insisted "it will not be a problem".

Fixed-rate mortgages may seem an attractive option if you want to fix outgoings on a tight budget, but mortgage rates are likely to fall, so it may be better to postpone a purchase.

For instance, when the test shows that someone was infected more than 6 months ago but that the immune system has kept the virus in check, it may be better to postpone antiviral therapy, he says.

What if the Justice Department was pessimistic about the case and thought it was better to postpone and then drop the case than setting a precedent in favor of privacy and Apple?

But I knew better than to postpone the inevitable.

Almost 40% said they were better able to postpone or control micturition, 33% thought they had more information, 9% was especially satisfied with the contact with others, 7% reached the toilet quicker, and 5% indicated less loss of urine.

A better move would be to postpone drawing Social Security as long as possible.

And in Europe there is always time to postpone final decisions until better sense prevails.

They live in a fast-paced world, and they often cannot afford to postpone action until they get better data.