Sentence examples for the postponing from inspiring English sources
verb
To delay or put off an event, appointment etc.
Moreover, recent examples of naysaying, such as the postponing of immigration reform and the refusal to extend unemployment benefits, suggest that the party is not ready to question many of its core beliefs.
It's the postponing – that little added time, that little added life – that we see as a happy ending, because it is a triumph, however brief, against the myriad forces of inconstancy and permanence and death.
The postponing of a planned census — another unmet constitutional requirement — means that no one can even agree how many voters each lawmaker should represent or how seats should be apportioned.
Another aspect of this link between secondary activities and travel time is the postponing of leisure activities and home management to the weekend.
The use of decelerating nozzles sustains the postponing of the cavitating phenomena that, in turn, reflects into a reduction of vibrations and radiated noise.
With the postponing of harvest time, fiber average breaking elongation rate were lower than control except for Modes B and D. In the first harvest (except for Mode D), fiber crystallinity for each mode was significantly different to the control, but not when harvested later.
When the postponed games would be replayed is uncertain.
No date has been given for the postponed sentencing.
Of the postponed Strathmore Center concert, Mr. Schiff said: "A postponed performance is not a disaster.
The influence of the postponed diagnosis on the functional outcome of patients with SDAVF is unknown.
Thus, a double-check phase is required to re-examine all the postponed pairs.
