Sentence examples for forced to put off from inspiring English sources

American officials dismissed suggestions that Mr. Obama might be forced to put off the trip.

Here in Egypt and across the Middle East, many young people are being forced to put off marriage, the gateway to independence, sexual activity and societal respect.

And finally, the company was forced to put off completing the two wells it had begun to drill for another year when a barge containing a spill containment dome was badly damaged during a testing accident.

Kamal Htaib, 20, said he was forced to put off marriage because there was no room for him to live with a wife, and no other place he could afford.

On the other hand, some other potential buyers notably, those for whom a new car is financially out of reach will be forced to put off a purchase entirely.

This week climate sceptic Michele Bachmann launched her bid to become the next US president, while the EU was forced to put off a vote toughening emissions targets following reports that Tory MEPs were planning to reject it.

He said there have been requests from around the world for fight tickets, but that they have been forced to put them off because of the uncertainty over how many tickets are available and their pricing.

(When the United Arab Emirates-owned company took over six U.S. ports, it touched off a political firestorm and was forced to put them up for sale).

Either sales growth will slack off a good bit or Starbucks will be forced to put outlets in very marginal locations.

But heavy rain and lingering high winds forced them to put off their flights until at least Sunday morning.

Mr. Hollande has pledged to push through the law with his Socialists' parliamentary majority but a campaign by opponents has dented public support and forced deputies to put off a plan to allow lesbian couples access to artificial insemination.