Sentence examples for continually postponed from inspiring English sources
The opposition coalition, representing a broad array of anti-Assad groups, has continually postponed decisions like choosing a provisional prime minister.
Benjamin never did join the Party, though he agonized over it, just as he continually postponed his often declared plans to learn Hebrew and move to Palestine.
The Prime Minister could be about to do the most popular thing of her political career by cancelling the President's long arranged but continually postponed visit to the U.K. Fransen yesterday revealed her own gleeful disbelief at the world turned upside down by tweeting entirely in capital letters.
However, due to acute steel shortages in Britain, the order was continually postponed until it was finally cancelled on the publication of the 1955 Modernisation Plan for the re-equipment of British Railways.
Its leaders continually postpone elections.
Moreover a prolonged period of deflation – when consumers continually postpone purchases in the belief that prices will soon be lower still – plays into the other fears described above.
The leaders of the storm troops do not admit defeat; they repeatedly prophesy the return of the Free City to Germany at an early date, which they are compelled continually to postpone; and they condemn in the strongest terms the present state of deferred hopes.
This interpretation, which in principle could have required the ban of everything from herbal teas to mushrooms, actually led the F.D.A. to ban saccharine, though this extremely controversial regulatory response never took effect because Congress enacted, and has continually renewed, a law postponing the ban.
Postponed to April 26 , 2019
