Sentence examples for often be postponed from inspiring English sources
Type 2 can often be postponed and possibly prevented by eating less and exercising more.
That is largely because car purchases can often be postponed if buyers are worried, creating pent-up demand when recessions end.
Programs have often been postponed or canceled while hospitals and clinics await their new budgets, officials said.
Although intended to reduce work stress by removing 'disturbing' tasks such as house cleaning and grocery shopping, it may conversely have led to increased work intensification by reducing work porosity as such practical tasks often were postponed in situations with high time pressure.
And in the tug of war between the presidency and the constitutional court over the election law, no one is sure how often the elections will be postponed.
"Showering should be postponed" is often the advice given to patients, and there are various local recommendations regarding for how long.
Often, the day's dissection had to be postponed until evening because of clean waves.
And how often has its imminent privatisation been announced, only to be postponed?
Where counselling is continued, actual risk may often not yet be clear at this stage; thus, discussing risk perceptions may be postponed.
It may well be postponed.
