Sentence examples for get postponed from inspiring English sources

If courts sent SMS reminders to litigants, that would help move along cases that get postponed over and over when one party doesn't show up, says Glenn Rawdon.

Even so, "if the short-term credit crunch doesn't get sorted out," Cockburn says, "projects that involve investments in new technologies [will] get postponed". He adds that established companies that have significant capital needs, like semiconductor firms and manufacturers, will also run into trouble.

If all goes according to plan (and if ExoMars Phase 2 does get postponed), 2020 is going to be a big year for important (expensive) launches.

Mark Luscombe, principal federal tax analyst for CCH, a Wolters Kluwer unit in Riverwoods, Ill., predicts "the doomsday scenario" of tens of millions paying AMT will get postponed again, with another one-year patch.

"There has been a lot of resistance to over-leveraged companies coming out of the financial crisis, and we have seen a lot of private equity-backed deals get postponed," Einhorn says.

How many times a week do you look at your daily to-do list and deprioritize "get our social media playbook in order?" Revising or overhauling a fundamental asset tends to get postponed in favor of more urgent tasks.

The whole thing kept getting postponed.

It keeps coming up & getting postponed under the press of more urgent defense legislation.

Hearings kept getting postponed, she said, as court officials kept saying the file was lost.

I'd been working on a TV series that kept getting postponed.

No post-Communist state has joined the European Union; dates for entry keep getting postponed.