Sentence examples for has only postponed from inspiring English sources

The company's reversal has only postponed changes that will most likely result in used games fading away, though.

Congress may have passed legislation to avert the middle-class tax increases of the so-called "fiscal cliff," but it has only postponed what is known as the "sequester" — $1.2 trillion in budget cuts.

However, the deal has only postponed by two months negotiations over spending cuts and the government debt ceiling.

In reprieving Mr. Bush from any political embarrassment the vote totals may hold, the majority may have only postponed the governor's problem.

Zimbabwe's foreign minister, Simbarashe Mumbengegwi, was quoted in the state-owned newspaper, The Sunday Mail, saying authorities had not barred the threesome, but had only postponed the visit because Mr. Annan had not consulted with the government on the timing and program for the visit.

Later they come to the realization that they have only postponed their job search.

For now, China had only postponed MEP's China trip.

The day of reckoning, however, has only been postponed, and by a mere two weeks at that.

Though in theory the event has only been postponed until next year, no provisional date has been set.Relations between India and some of its African residents have not been rosy in the past year.

But businessman Jim McColl has warned that the battle for control of Rangers has only been postponed.

McColl has warned that the battle for control of Rangers has only been postponed until the AGM, which is scheduled for October.