Sentence examples for of that postponement from inspiring English sources
Because of that postponement, the draw for next year's Davis Cup has been put back until Oct. 18.
On the contrary, there are reasons to believe that postponement of the introduction of, for instance, peanuts until the third year of life increases the prevalence of peanut allergy [ 67].
For example, a study by Monden and Smits (2005) carried out in Latvia, a country which went through similar societal changes as Estonia after 1991, showed that postponement of union formation between members of the minority and majority populations took place at the time of highest ethnic tensions, but this was compensated later.
These results argue that rapamycin can slow the effects of aging on many cell and tissue types and suggest that postponement of lethal neoplasia could be mediated by direct effects both on the tumor cells and on age-sensitive antitumor defenses.
We conclude that postponement of adverse health outcomes is an alternative measure of effectiveness that seems to allow laypersons to discriminate between levels of effectiveness.
Other evidence suggests that postponement of childbirth leads to relative increases in wages because the returns to experience are relatively large before entry into motherhood (Miller 2011).
These observations are in agreement with ours demonstrating that postponement of treatment may result in adverse outcome.
The results may indicate that postponement of adverse health outcomes can be used to convey information about treatment effectiveness for lay people.
On the contrary, several studies [ 16, 17] have shown that postponement of first childbirth to later ages leads to fertility reductions since women would have fewer years of reproduction window which may introduce parity specific controls even after the initiation of child birth.
The most foolish element of the postponement was that it was a decision that could've been made much earlier.
Many of them fear that a postponement might restart the war.
