Sentence examples for it will be put off from inspiring English sources

Another vote to end the policy could come again in the lame-duck session in December, but now there is also a chance it will be put off until next year, when the political landscape on Capitol Hill could be even more hostile to gay and lesbian soldiers.

A social care white paper is expected to be published in England in the coming weeks, but there are fears the trickiest issue - how to fund it - will be put off.

"It looks as if it will only reach certain households as many will be put off by the finance model the government is proposing.

But it obviously can't predict whether people will be put off from training if there is no bursary.

It's hard, sure, and some people will be put off by that – but since you're not a moron, tuck right in.

The more a news service keeps relying on shoddy information, the more you will be put off trusting it.

The intended reader will notice if the copy doesn't read as if written originally in his language and will be put off by it, which will result in the loss of an important connection with your customer and a potential loss of revenue.

Daily Variety TV editor Joseph Adalian predicted that "it will get mostly positive reviews but some people will be put off by the general weirdness of the show".

It is feared that next year students from less affluent backgrounds will be put off by potentially huge debts, despite the generous payback scheme for student loans.

It's true that you can get even more interest elsewhere and some will be put off by the £5 monthly charge.

Finally, it's just possible that the retrenchment from the bubbles of the 1990s will be put off until the next economic cycle.