Sentence examples for many postponements from inspiring English sources

At the start of the season, the owners locked out the players, the first of many postponements as the stalemate wore on.

Yet, even so, Kant published the first edition only reluctantly after many postponements; although convinced of the truth of its doctrine, he was uncertain and doubtful about its exposition.

After many postponements it was inaugurated at Grand Central Terminal last Thursday morning, with speeches by Mayor John Lindsay and Howard Samuels, who is head of the Off-Track Betting Corp. Writer says as this is written he would say it's a go.

After many postponements, Boo had a tough launch late last year, filled with many glitches.

That naturally involved a great many delays, postponements, overrides and a passionate if incomprehensible speech by Bond, the highlight of which was: "Please bear with me.

For many the postponement of this year's OMAs will further call into question the organization's professionalism and ability to produce a viable awards show.

Following the postponement, many students took to social media to express concerns that their marks would be affected or that they would be unable to attend resits.

The majority of process deviations in the control group could be corrected before commencement of the procedure, but not without causing delay or postponement in many patients.

Privately, many acknowledge that a postponement is all but inevitable.Assuming, that is, that there is no flexibility in Frankfurt.

But many observers said the postponement was actually a sign that Mr Jega was sticking to his standards, rather than simply pushing through a chaotic poll.

This will force a retrenchment on the part of consumers and lead to the postponement of many investment decisions.Significantly weaker external demand will result in a sharp contraction in export volumes in 2009 for the first time since 1996.