Sentence examples for longer postponement from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, NASA decided on the longer postponement, worrying that further delays could complicate the launching of the Mars Phoenix lander, which must get off the ground by Aug. 25, before Earth and Mars move out of alignment for two years.

However, nifedipine was associated with a longer postponement of delivery.

A reduction of the operational equipment base compared to the local needs carries the risk of longer waiting lists and more frequent postponement and rescheduling of procedures.

On Tuesday, NASA officials were optimistic about the weather for Friday, although they said there was a potential for high winds that could force a postponement for a day or longer.

This corroborates with similar studies [ 13, 17- 19] and may be attributable to the postponement of childbirth due to longer schooling.

In answer to a question at a luncheon in Washington on March 24, Mr. Krebs said the economic climate in the industry would change so much during the postponement that the proposed merger would probably no longer make sense.

These factors result in a longer and ineffective referral process to the specialist, leading to the delay of RA diagnosis and the postponement of the treatment with disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) [ 11].

"For older women," the researchers write, "small longevity increases have been accompanied by even smaller postponements in disability... as a consequence, older women no longer live more active years than men, despite their longer lives".

A report from Singapore of relatives begging doctors to give a patient a little longer time in case he recovered before retrieving the organs generated newspaper headlines supporting the law; for example, 'Postponement killed dreams of liver transplant patients'.

Although fertilization makes it possible to cut earlier, it may also lead to the postponement of cutting since fertilization makes it possible to maintain a sufficient relative value increment for a longer time.

The postponement was catastrophic.