Sentence examples for postponement may from inspiring English sources
The identification of mechanisms that may postpone the onset of disability is important as this postponement may lead to a 'compression of morbidity' so that individuals experience a shorter span between death and the onset of chronic disease, disability and loss of independence [ 1].
The postponement may give Woods time to regroup.
Another postponement may threaten its very existence along with the gains it promises.
But his advisers continue to hint that a postponement may be necessary if riots and looting continue into next year.
Birth postponement may be temporary and does not necessarily affect completed fertility.
Some postponement may require extra storage facilities to keep unfinished products safe and clean.
His fear is that delay may cause the project to be cancelled altogether.Better late than never?Yves-Thibault de Silguy, the EU's (French) economics commissioner, also fiercely opposes postponement.
If the experience of the British farmer Oliver Walston (discussed by Simon Jenkins in Friday's Guardian) is typical, then Europe - except France, which negotiated a brief postponement - may be starting to experience a farming change of seismic proportions for which it may not have been given sufficient credit.
What they dread most is an open-ended postponement which may, they fear, let Kirkuk, with some 5% of the world's oil reserves, slip out of their grasp.Nor has it been decided just what questions would be asked, nor whether the people's wishes would be assessed district by district or province-wide.
Admittedly, calculating postponement values may seem too technical for routine use by a typical prescriber.
Fourth, we could only include 11 of 27 trials, and we need to consider the possibility that the low postponement values may be explained by selection bias.
