Sentence examples similar to predicted postponement from inspiring English sources

First, the postponement was due mostly to the predicted temperature, not actual precipitation.

But Mr. Hernández's lawyer, Rafael Mayoral, sized up the picture and predicted he would be able to negotiate a postponement.

Analysts predicted Turkish stocks and the lira would fall because of the postponement.

Despite some flattening in the Netherlands, postponement of childbearing is likely to be resumed, and mean age at first birth is predicted to increase up to 33 years [ 23].

I predict legal intervention, litigation and a long postponement of official results.

Likewise, respondents may perceive the postponement as "guaranteed" not realizing that one cannot predict the benefit to the individual patient.

Industry representatives used certain tactics to oppose the fat tax: threatening lawsuits, predicting welfare losses, casting doubt on evidence, diverting focus and requesting postponement.

For this scenario to be widely achieved, largely through postponement of disease and disability, we need to identify variables which predict future ill health, modify these variables, and document the improvement in health that results.

The postponement was catastrophic.

§ 1624.6 Postponement of induction.

Postponement of induction.