Sentence examples for postponed less from inspiring English sources

The election was postponed less than two hours later.

A family has been given an "unreserved apology" after their mother's burial had to be postponed less than two hours before the service.

We cover the most important expenses first, such as groceries, and postpone the less important purchases until the end of the week.

During intensive chemotherapy, vaccination turned out to be effective for hepatitis A and B, whilst vaccinations with toxoid, protein subunits, or bacterial antigens should be postponed to the less intensive phases, to achieve an adequate immune response.

The difference between the most and least deprived fifths in terms of percentage of deaths prevented or postponed was generally less than 1% for each treatment group (table 3).

Important summits have been postponed and there is less time to focus on priority issues such as supporting the transitions in North Africa.

Theater Jason Zinoman Since the producers of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" announced that the show would be postponed, that means one less massive, special-effects-driven musical will begin performances in New York this week.

So consider the following phantom calendar — a gallery of the postponed and the canceled — less as a freak show than as a portrait of Broadway business as usual (which, granted, still makes it a bit of a freak show).

And the moment women postpone a bit less, life grows harder still: it may look as though fertility has suddenly started to rise yet in the end women may have no more children than before.The opportunity cost of the cradlePostponing is risky.

Bali's ability to bring to bear a consensus came on the heels of key findings by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), one of which noted that preemptive action to avert climate change will cost significantly less than action postponed.

Type 2 can often be postponed and possibly prevented by eating less and exercising more.