Sentence examples for generally postpone from inspiring English sources
Crucially, Iran urged girls to stay in school, as women generally postpone childbearing while studying.
Indeed, while Britons have been talking, conducting opinion surveys and generally postponing a final decision, the euro has already been creeping up on them.
BUT I knew that since he generally postpones even the contemplation of packing until the plane is at the gate, the chance of his shopping for luggage was highly remote.
"We respond to a heightened pace of change and its associated uncertainty in the same way we always have: We withdraw from action, postpone decisions and generally hunker down until a renewed, more comprehensible basis for acting emerges".
The Federal Communications Commission said yesterday that it had decided to postpone regulations for unsolicited faxes generally used to send sales pitches and advertisements.
Tour Operators Companies that arrange tours or vacation packages have generally shown more flexibility in allowing customers to postpone trips scheduled after Sept. 11.
Households in the lowest consumption quintiles are generally more likely to resort to lower level care and postpone seeking care compared with better-off households.
Influences by societal norms and media The midwives acknowledged that societal norms highly influence individuals' decisions regarding childbearing: women are generally expected to have children, and the norm is to postpone parenthood.
This index was divided linearly into ranges generally calling for admissions dispositions as follows: 100-150 (admit); 95-99 (admit or postpone); 90-94 (portpone or admit); 75-89 (delay or postpone); 74 and below (delay or reject).
In that way our study might support the generally accepted goal in universal prevention programs; to reduce alcohol accessibility and postpone alcohol debut in the adolescent population.
In patients with septic shock or space-occupying lesions on CT lumbar puncture is generally not performed or postponed [3], [27], [28].
