Sentence examples for may well postpone from inspiring English sources
This module probably should not be used except in an unscheduled interview (face-to-face or telephone) [18]; if it is received by a person with headache on that day, he or she may well postpone answering it until their next headache-free day.
It may well be postponed.
"And then, if Trump meets with Kim but fails, what next?" As a hedge against that failure, the sides may well end up postponing firm commitments on denuclearization while focussing on a more achievable goal, such as simply continuing communications.
The news conference was, well, postponed.
It is another deadline that may well end up being postponed.
But changes in the federal estate tax system signed into law by President Obama on Dec. 17 may well lead some of those who had postponed charitable giving to cut back on future bequests too.
If the next season of LOST is postponed because of this crap, I may well go scab (JJ, call me!).
His trip may well have been prompted by Haiti's current political turmoil its presidential run-off election, originally scheduled for yesterday, has been postponed indefinitely because of arguments over who should participate.
