Sentence examples for suggest postponement from inspiring English sources

In our study, the potential underutilization of health care for children with mild respiratory symptoms might indeed suggest postponement of seeking care.

Sir Mervyn King was one high profile critic of the suggested postponement.

These results argue that rapamycin can slow the effects of aging on many cell and tissue types and suggest that postponement of lethal neoplasia could be mediated by direct effects both on the tumor cells and on age-sensitive antitumor defenses.

Auriemma suggested that postponement might be a good idea because fans who are driving might have a difficult time reaching the arena on dangerous roads.

The officials suggested a postponement of two to six months, taking into account the Muslim month of fasting, which starts in October, and the onset of the Afghan winter, which makes many parts of the country inaccessible.

Other evidence suggests that postponement of childbirth leads to relative increases in wages because the returns to experience are relatively large before entry into motherhood (Miller 2011).

These findings suggest that the postponement of childbirth phenomenon in high-income countries may have negative effects on women's experience of life.

Our results suggest that career postponements such as delays in the educational system can have large effects on family decision-making.

We suggest that delay of gastric emptying by GLP-1, with time course indicated by postponement of the pancreatic polypeptide response for approximately 30 min from initiation of meals, was the major factor in determination of the glucose effect of the peptide.

The postponement suggests that the Saudi authorities are not impervious to the wave of protests about the case.

In what looked like a move to give Osborne an opportunity to save some face, Germany suggested a slight postponement and slight adjustment of the new regime.