Sentence examples for lead to a postponement from inspiring English sources
Missing that window would lead to a postponement of the docking altogether, leaving the largest and newest of Caddell's six dry docks idle for 12 hours.
Asked whether this latest problem might lead to a postponement, Radcliffe said: "At this stage, I don't think so, but it depends on the time that it drags on.
Such a move would throw Egypt into unprecedented confusion, with two rival political entities potentially declaring themselves to be the country's legitimate government, and would almost certainly lead to a postponement of the poll.
It is an approach he will hope to extend into his quarter-final against Slovakia's Dominik Hrbaty which is scheduled for today, although the vestiges of hurricane Frances, now reduced to a steady belt of heavy rain sweeping northwards, may lead to a postponement.
This backlash, followed by days of fighting near the disputed border between Sudan and South Sudan's armies, lead to a postponement - or cancellation - of the Juba summit.
If it becomes protracted, the production delay could lead to a postponement of the film's July 11 release date.
After spending years becalmed in the doldrums, only to see an inconclusive election that leads to a postponement of much-needed reforms, German consumers seem unlikely to recover their enthusiasm quickly.
She said the main effect of raising the school leaving age was to introduce an "incarceration effect" that led to a postponement in childbearing from the teen years to the early 20s.
The move led to a postponement of a hearing scheduled for April 26 in United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York at which some of Adelphia's creditors and stockholders were set to argue that the company should be put up for sale.
The US Senate had been expected to vote this week on a resolution authorising military force, but the Russian plan has led to a postponement.
The US Senate had been expected to vote this week on a resolution authorising military force, but a Russian plan to put chemical weapons under international control has led to a postponement.
