Sentence examples for may postpone both from inspiring English sources

Also, given that many family formation events have increasingly been postponed (Billari and Liefbroer 2010), some couples may postpone both childbearing and marriage until late in the woman's reproductive ages, and then have additional children quickly to account for the postponement.

Blockade of renin/prorenin receptors may postpone over extracellular accumulation, which occurs in some pathological situations, via suppressed both mesangial cell proliferation and fibrotic factor release.

A prudent deal may postpone much of the spending reductions until the economy picks up.

In other cases, a regime may postpone an election if there is a significant chance that it will lose.

Parliaments in Slovakia, the Netherlands or elsewhere may postpone their ratification of the deal: why vote before Greece has agreed?

"I got late word that we may postpone this a few days," he said, "which would be wonderful — I could use the sleep".

Each of these models of sexual behavior has drawbacks — in the blue-state scheme, people may postpone child-bearing to the point where infertility becomes an issue.

He will seek to avoid the conspicuous bipartisan chuckles that laid his predecessor low, and may postpone devolved policing, the next test of detente.

Still, analysts now think the authorities may postpone announcing major new spending plans as the already-announced measures begin to take hold.

But she said she may postpone the wedding because she would not want her husband to be legally responsible for her medical bills.

Each of these models of sexual behavior has drawbacks—in the blue-state scheme, people may postpone child-bearing to the point where infertility becomes an issue.