Sentence examples for easy to put off from inspiring English sources

That's because it is quite easy to put off such purchases.

That was unsurprising, since it is fairly easy to put off buying such things.

It's really easy to put off, particularly because your child isn't getting sick all the time.

So it was only too easy to put off some of those hard operations like writing music".

It's one of those tasks that is eminently easy to put off, but it needn't be grim.

Such tax reform has always been easy to put off, but the compromises it requires may end up being easier to accept than taxmageddon.

Today's medical advances mean that death is easier to put off than it was in Swift's time.

First, the long slowdown in the West has reduced demand for labour, and it is easier to put off hiring young people than it is to fire older workers.

Marriage can be easier to put off now that it serves less of a structural function than it once did (women are presumed to be self-supporting; men can deal with their own laundry).

But it also makes it easier to put off an IPO or acquisition, which means venture fund investors have to wait longer for returns.

And then, in my personal life, I suddenly became an example of how easy it is to put off those conversations until a crisis hits.