Sentence examples for perhaps postponed from inspiring English sources

A putsch was averted, or perhaps postponed.

The formal gathering set to ratify China's accession, scheduled for Doha, Qatar, in November, seems likely to be relocated and perhaps postponed because of security concerns.

Would Scotland perhaps postpone their two-week sporting festival, just as a favour for a doomed Celtic cousin?

He said Reckitt could only perhaps postpone the process by one quarter at most, but that it could still begin in the fourth quarter.

Perhaps postponing surgery for a second moment may ensure that the patient is in better condition, especially those with history of hypoxia and hypotension on admission and no mass lesions.

The response to a rising permanent rate of unemployment as a result of technological change can perhaps be postponed but cannot be offset by traditional job creation programmes.

Around 5 P.M. E.T., the news broke that officials had, finally, decided to cancel the race — or, perhaps, to postpone it for later in the year.

Around 5 P.M. E.T., the news broke that officials had, finally, decided to cancel the race or, perhaps, to postpone it for later in the year.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Around 5 P.M. E.T., the news broke that officials had, finally, decided to cancel the race — or, perhaps, to postpone it for later in the year.

Other closings were postponed, perhaps indefinitely.

Should such growth continue, the predicted relative economic decline will be postponed — perhaps indefinitely.