Sentence examples for postpone it until later from inspiring English sources
In one optimistic scenario, some men might be identified to have a sufficiently low risk of prostate cancer that they might forego screening altogether, or postpone it until later in life.
"I said: 'Look, we could postpone it until Monday.
In January, Karzai announced another peace jirga; he later postponed it until late May.
I only realised what she meant years later... We're so busy with our corporate career that we think it's not the right time, so we keep postponing it until it's too late.
If you are going about your day and notice anxious thoughts, identify the thought stream and then postpone thinking about it until later, Ricks Warren, a clinical associate professor of psychiatry at the University of Michigan, told The Huffington Post.
The parties initially postponed the deadline to reach a deal for 90 days, then postponed it again until Dec. 31.
The procedure offers tangible results, not just for cancer patients but also for women who want to postpone motherhood until later in life.
Mr. Bush's lawyers also said they would not insist that the opening of the trial deal with a series of new issues they raised in a brief on Thursday night, agreeing to postpone them until later on Saturday.
The difficulty obtaining abortions that women in Mexico City are experiencing is an alarming precursor to what could happen in the United States: women, disproportionately low income, who are unable to access or afford care postpone abortions until later in pregnancy, are forced to carry unwanted pregnancies or feel they must resort to dangerous abortion methods.
Many women are concerned about preserving their fertility, and decision-making is greatly influenced by this concern; in many cases they may postpone treatment until later in life.
But the employee, whose name was redacted, argued that the impression created by a potential bankruptcy would be bad whether it occurred at the time — in February — or if it were postponed until later.
