Sentence examples for having put off from inspiring English sources

Easyjet believes allocated seating, on every flight since November, has broadened its appeal, with the previous boarding scramble having put off many travellers.

They were both in their early 30s, having put off marriage for their peripatetic careers, and Jo in particular was worried that having children would table her dreams.

Ms. Renander's husband, Clayton, was there too, having put off feeding the calves to attend, and so was Mr. Dietz's camera-toting assistant, Barb Allen, who chased after her teenage son Brayton, trying to get him in a picture with the candidate.

He wrote later that, having put off his uniform, he simply "returned to being a blackfellow".

But, despite a drop in the uninsured rate, a slightly higher percentage of Americans than in previous years report having put off medical treatment, suggesting that the Affordable Care Act has not immediately affected this measure".

He has put off-season plans on hold while waiting for Pettitte to decide on his future.

He has put off dental work.

General Motors has put off Easter till July.

That may have put off some buyers, Captain Papaleo suggested.

But it seems to have put off serious students too.

Low volume and volatility have put off broker-dealers.