Sentence examples for more postponed from inspiring English sources

They find that the more concentrated the payments (shifting from annuity into lump-sum), the more postponed the retirement decisions.

Though the birth rate has been declining since the post-World War II baby boom ended, it fell faster as the economy stalled during the Great Recession: fewer jobs meant more postponed weddings and babies.

I do hope that squirrel's for sale Alas, there was no more postponing the evil day; Christmas shopping it had to be.

According to a 2017 Harvard public health report, 31percentt of trans people lack regular access to healthcare and many more postpone doctors visits due to discrimination.

Mr. Hine also observes that as more and more people postponed marriage, and an increasing number of Americans began living alone, the pet rock became a popular fad, satirizing while pointing up "a widespread reluctance to take any responsibility or to make any commitments".

For economic reasons, more and more women postponed childbearing, resulting in higher age at parity.

Last week Mr de Villepin discovered that not even his own ranks fully support the energy project any more and postponed it until autumn.

A split may prove no more than postponed, as the agreed mechanisms for making minds meet are oh-so-slowly put in place (see article).

A24 More Trials Postponed In the New York State courts that opened just north of the financial district, the phones were not working and the servers that feed each courtroom's internal computer network were down.

Kant's tone is confident, but the fact is that "insight into the unity of the whole rational faculty" has once more been postponed.

MORE was postponed after revenue to Cyan was disrupted and the company was forced to layoff all but seven employees in November 2008.