Sentence examples for postponement which may from inspiring English sources
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.
As it turns out, their future-related views and imaginations face reality checks which may make them elusive and open up to unintended social consequences, including the systematic postponement, "downsizing" or "displacement" of the initial migration aims.
On the contrary, several studies [ 16, 17] have shown that postponement of first childbirth to later ages leads to fertility reductions since women would have fewer years of reproduction window which may introduce parity specific controls even after the initiation of child birth.
Which may already be happening.
All of which may be right.
Which may also give him the hint.
Reddish skin which may be itchy.
Market reaction to the postponement, which was announced after trading in Europe closed, was muted.
Palestinians responded by hinting at a postponement, which could add to their political disarray.
