Sentence examples similar to pushed back three years from inspiring English sources

The project was scheduled for completion in 2018, but the government believe that may be pushed back two years.

From Hall's time to Kinsley's, it appears that old age has been pushed back eighteen years.

The performance was supposed to kick off a world tour, but Pete Townshend's hearing problem flared up and the tour got pushed back two years.

It has not helped matters that the city's share of the cost has more than quadrupled — to nearly half a billion dollars from the initial optimistic projections of just over $100 million — and that the opening has been pushed back two years to 2012.

That "Flamanville" project has already been pushed back five years to 2017.

But the $460 million plan to dredge PCBs from the Hudson River is disappointingly stuck in the engineering stage, with the start date pushed back two years to 2007.

The completion date of the company's flagship development, Hydra Village, was recently pushed back two years to late 2011 due to "changes in the master plan," resulting in major lender Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank's decision to quit loaning to future buyers.

Both Hanna and Foraker had been spoken of as possible Republican presidential candidates in 1904; with President Roosevelt now likely to be the nominee, both men's presidential ambitions were pushed back four years.

The delivery date for the reactors in question has been pushed back five years -- remember, one of them, at Turkey Point, is likely to be virtually underneath the Atlantic Ocean (because of sea level rise) long before its useful lifetime is over.

But that deadline was pushed back three to five years by language inserted into the 2015 transportation bill.

And of course the transition phase rollout schedule has just been pushed back six months, just a year after the previous delay.