Sentence examples for postponed into from inspiring English sources

The benefits growing consumption and more jobs were immediate, whereas paying the inevitable bill could be postponed into the future.

"Until there is an action taken, the market will behave as if this is going to be postponed into the New Year".

While Xenophon wants protections around "security of payment" for subcontractors, it is understood Victorian senator Derryn Hinch is preparing many pages of amendments to the ABCC bill which could see the bill postponed into the final week of parliament or beyond.

Since the skewed wealth distribution generates a large fraction of borrowing-constrained households, a public debt reduction should be non-linear, such that the tax burden is postponed into the future.

The measurable burdens of child and preadolescent drinking are for the most part postponed into adolescence and young adulthood.

The logic for this is that the benefits are assumed to have lower utility, if they are postponed into the distant future.

Others balked at this, seeing it as an attempt to postpone into the far future any major amendments to the sanctions regime.

Many economists said they expected the Fed to postpone into next year any move to scale back its major asset purchases, known as quantitative easing, because that action has been predicated on a steadily improving economy.

The reason is that one of the major players in the enterprise, Florida's politically connected sugar cane industry, wants to postpone into the distant future the deadline for cleaning up the polluted water flowing into the Everglades.

Now Mr. McGreevey, his wife and their 6-week-old daughter, Jacqueline, have postponed moving into the mansion until next month to allow time to remove the lead paint.

Schmidt pushed for going all in: suspending the campaign, recommending that the first debate be postponed, parachuting into Washington and forging a legislative solution to the financial crisis for which McCain could then claim credit.