Sentence examples for postpone the day from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bush cannot postpone the day of reckoning indefinitely, Democrats and budget analysts asserted.

Higher walls, tougher visa restrictions and ships patrolling borders in increasing numbers will only postpone the day of reckoning.

While Gov. David A. Paterson of New York on Monday allowed A.I.G. to borrow $20 billion from its subsidiaries, that move will only postpone the day of reckoning.

The author expresses the theory that for each of us there is a predator; "the game of living is nothing more than an attempt to postpone the day when predator and prey meet".

Although our government is trying to postpone the day of reckoning as long as possible, this day will come.

So even if they do postpone the day of reckoning, they will need to make some substantial changes in the way they approach negotiations.

In the runup to the demographic crisis the system would build up a large reserve, postponing the day of reckoning, perhaps even putting it off entirely.

What does Smith make of the green argument that this dash for gas simply postpones the day when we must invest in more expensive renewable energy?

But Mr. Murphy said the Republican plan to divert part of existing revenue to pay interest on a new bond issue simply postponed the day of reckoning.

Some people argue that international pressure did more harm than good, creating a patriotic backlash that actually sustained Mr. Milosevic in power and postponed the day of reckoning.

Economists say this spending has wasted huge sums of money on public works of dubious utility and merely postponed the day of reckoning for thousands of unprofitable protected companies.