Sentence examples for merely postpones from inspiring English sources
The bill does not invalidate the agreement, merely postpones it.
In its report, the budget office said that "rather than eliminating difficult budgetary decisions," the lease arrangement "merely postpones them".
He said he was disappointed in the report because it gives the Episcopal Church responsibility to police itself, and merely postpones the crisis.
Do Not Resuscitate Final Requests Clash With Procedures For more than two decades, hospitals have recognized that many terminally ill people do not want aggressive treatment that merely postpones death.
Mrs Reinhart thinks more fiscal stimulus merely postpones the necessary adjustment, because it replaces private debt with even greater public borrowing.The euro zone's sovereign-debt crisis has reminded governments everywhere that heavy public debt risks more than just crowding out private investment.
Or will they merely postpone a devaluation?
Or did it merely postpone the pain?
But the risk is that the problems are merely postponed.
These successes have merely postponed the crisis, the authors say.
The bubble years of the late 1990s had merely postponed it.
