Sentence examples for postponement of more from inspiring English sources

The flexibility afforded by the use of ion propulsion enabled the project to accommodate a launch postponement of more than three months caused by a combination of launch vehicle and tracking system readiness, unfavorable weather, and then conflicts with other launches.

Between his feckless dashing about Washington like a barely housebroken Scooby-Doo and his postponement of more open hearings that might further reveal the administration's culpability, he has done his best to obfuscate and obstruct.

In these cases, even though the conventional restorative treatment may be necessary in the future, the prognosis for the individual tooth will be increased due to the postponement of a more invasive approach.

It should be noted that the entire reservoir parameters including the water saturation and the relative permeability curve of the reservoir have not been changed, therefore, the unfavorable result of the production postponement for more 2 years over "off-set SAGD 9 m" case is attributed only to the high viscosity of oil.

She concludes that the data suggest that increasing the school leaving age by a year roughly results in a postponement of motherhood by more than a year.

In addition, postponement of childbearing is more common among women with higher education [ 8, 48].

Pegfilgrastim was used as a secondary preventive after febrile neutropenia in the standard arm of the study or, in exceptional cases, after severe febrile neutropenia necessitating the postponement of treatment by more than 1 week.

It is surprising that floodlit football has not been the cause of more postponements – apart from occasional power-cuts or Ted Heath's three-day weeks, that is.

There can be no more postponement of the transition to a low carbon economy.

This confirms buyer suspicions, leading to more postponement of purchases and a downward price spiral.

While the military campaign may not have eradicated many northerners' fears or given much advantage to Jonathan, the postponement of elections has enabled more voters to collect their personal voters' cards — over 80percentt of the electorate compared to just over 50percentt in mid-January.