Sentence examples for preferable to postpone from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is preferable to postpone genetic testing for AMD until maturity, when young adults can make a more informed and autonomous decision whether or not to undergo testing and can provide informed consent.

Deciding that a toned-down event was preferable to a postponed one, even in the early days of an increasingly bloody conflict in Iraq, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences proceeded with the ceremonies in the Kodak Theater on Hollywood Boulevard.

She agreed to postpone her story.

He was obliged to postpone it.

He vowed not to postpone unpleasant decisions.

That evening we decided to postpone.

"Nobody likes to postpone characterization," he says.

Better to postpone buying decisions for now.

The Department of Justice asked to postpone the hearing.

To postpone or delay needlessly.

"I no longer want to postpone anything.