Sentence examples for postponement which could from inspiring English sources
Palestinians responded by hinting at a postponement, which could add to their political disarray.
Nor could the company have foreseen a problem like Colombia's postponement of its national lottery, which could cost the company as much as $15 million in lost sales for the year.
"This will still be challenging, given economic conditions, the impact of the postponement of our Kilmarnock game followed by the recent insolvency of Rangers FC which could also impact on other member clubs".
The Movement for Democratic Change had taken its case to court, arguing that a postponement was vital if it was to field a full team of candidates in the elections, which could see a real challenge to President Robert Mugabe.
Further delays in resource procurement might have led to German success, which could have defeated Britain and forced it out of the war, or at least caused a postponement of Operation TORCH, the Allied landings in French North-West Africa and [Operation OVERLORD], the lAfrica in Frande, in 1942 and 1944 respectively.
Which could actually happen!
(Unlike the Sloika, which could).
Market reaction to the postponement, which was announced after trading in Europe closed, was muted.
The postponement, which was widely expected, was disclosed in a Wednesday court filing.
The show's indefinite postponement – which is often theater-speak for cancellation – was first reported by Playbill.
