Sentence examples for it is put off from inspiring English sources

Additionally, while a passively balanced, stable-equilibrium system may tip over the instant it is put off balance, an actively balancing, unstable-equilibrium system like the Segway can take actions to recover if its balance is temporarily disturbed.

Mexico is struggling with approval of tax reform and if it is put off until a vote in December, Standard & Poor's is expected to delay a decision on whether to raise Mexico's credit rating to investment grade.

"There are buildings that are hundreds of years old that survive very well". But in a place like the United Nations, renovation is not high on the agenda so it is put off for years, for decades until there is a crisis "where you have to vacate and do it wholesale," he said.

If the EU holds its neighbours at bay, it is putting off a shock of adjustment that will get bigger and bigger the longer it is delayed.

Then it was put off for Mr. Bush's re-election campaign.

It was put off, Szwed reports, due to the start of the Second World War.

But it was put off after Mr Kostunica denounced it as a trap and said that Serbia would never sign.

Originally scheduled for January, it was put off until February for logistical reasons, administration officials said at the time.

It was put off, say diplomats, so that they could work out some eye-catching deals to announce as a sign of their friendship.

It was postponed last week, for the first time in memory, because of the earlier storm, and it was put off again yesterday.

And if any instance of pain or pleasure, or glory or disgrace, is set before you, remember that now is the combat, now the Olympiad comes on, nor can it be put off.