Sentence examples for likely to postpone from inspiring English sources

Research has shown that where girls enjoy and like their bodies, they are more likely to postpone their sexual debut and less likely to be in abusive relationships.

While the prospects of developing proven energy reserves remain attractive for companies like BP and Statoil of Norway, analysts warn that companies are likely to postpone new investments until the political situation in these countries has become more stable.

That is only likely to postpone the reckoning until next year, he said.

It was negative amortization, likely to postpone the pain but not alleviate it.

The board of trustees of Polytechnic University appears likely to postpone a vote, which had been scheduled for Thursday morning, on a merger with New York University.

The unfortunate consequence for patient health is that Medicare enrollees were much more likely to postpone medications because of the cost.

He also said that the large generation born in the early 1970's, which is currently postponing motherhood, is likely not to postpone it forever, especially as economies stabilize.

That is likely only to postpone the day of reckoning and may thus prove a huge and costly mistake, says Dale Oesterle, a law professor at Ohio State University.

Soon after the decision was announced, he warned his fellow citizens, through the auspices of The Washington Post, that unless "we elect officials to both Congress and the White House who understand the importance of small business and who will return some sanity to Washington" — and repeal the health law — he will most likely have to postpone his considerable ambitions for his company.

Other legislators who were critical of the measure noted that legal challenges to lethal injection protocols would likely continue to postpone executions even if the bill passes.

Terrones plans to graduate from Cal State Los Angeles in May but will likely have to postpone graduate school for a year so she can take advantage of her work permit and put in as many hours as possible to save up money.