Sentence examples for put off now from inspiring English sources
Marriage can be easier to put off now that it serves less of a structural function than it once did (women are presumed to be self-supporting; men can deal with their own laundry).
Mr. Wurtz said a number of growth initiatives that the bank would have pursued would now be put off.
(Latvia's switch to the euro has been put off for now, although neighboring Estonia joined on Jan . 1.
"Children are being put off right now," said Sergei V. Zakharov of the Russian Academy of Sciences, perhaps the leading expert on Russian fertility.
That could get worse when FEMA begins to phase out subsidies for condo owners in these flood zones, a decision it has put off for now.
Chelsea Through March 3 Ricci Albenda's second solo at Kreps was originally scheduled for last November; it had to be put off until now, and you can see why.
Put off for now are the angry denunciations and millions of dollars of advertisements, chiefly from hospitals and a health care union, that have traditionally begun haunting governors in early February.
He said that if Congress did not move forward "in a timely fashion" on its own legislation, he would send up a specific measure — something the White House has put off for now — and demand a vote.
The House ethics committee said it would put off for now an expanded investigation into whether Representative Jesse L. Jackson Jr. of Illinois or his representatives tried to buy President Obama's former Senate seat.
Human cloning has been banned by government advisory ethics panels, and consideration of "therapeutic cloning," in which an embryo would be created from a patient's cells to make life-saving tissue, has been put off for now because it is not seen as useful.
