Sentence examples for only postponement from inspiring English sources
Spithill used the team's only postponement card after Team New Zealand won four of the first five races.
U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Raad Al-Hussein said he decided to grant a "one time only" postponement for six months to give Sirisena's government a chance to make good on its pledges to account for the war dead.
The situation offers a lesson to the country as a whole: some economies are not really economies at all but only postponements of spending, with the price rising when payment is put off.
It proved only a postponement.
"We would like to stress that this is only a postponement and we will post a further update next week.
Quite unexpectedly the Assyrians have lifted the siege and departed, and the amazed defenders of Jerusalem, flushed and jubilant, give way to celebration; Isaiah cannot share the holiday spirit since for him there has been only a postponement.
Despite being of small magnitude and mostly entailing only a postponement of births, the negative effect of economic hardship on fertility is an established finding in the literature: Sobotka et al. (2010, 2011) show that, among 27 low-fertility countries in the period 1980 2008, GDP decline is associated with a drop in fertility 81% of the times.
37 A benefit in the treatment group could be demonstrated, with not only the postponement of chronic P. aeruginosa infection but also an impact on lung function.
In their Second Demographic Transition theory, Lesthaeghe and Van de Kaa argued that ideological change in combination with secularization was driving not only the postponement of marriage, but also the increase in cohabitation, the rise in divorce, and the decline of fertility (Lesthaeghe 1983; Lesthaeghe and Meekers 1986; Lesthaeghe and Surkuyn 1988; Van de Kaa 1987).
So by her account, there were only two postponements, not three.
In fact, the postponement only cleared more room in people's minds for the continuing freak show that is Rodriguez's postseason.
