Sentence examples for used to postpone from inspiring English sources
The teams have one postponement card that can be used to postpone only the second race of a day without forfeiting a point to the other team.
In addition, the positive predictive value was quite low, indicating that the results of the cuff-leak test should not be used to postpone the extubation but might be particularly useful to exclude significant laryngeal edema [ 4, 5, 7, 16].
The elections, Mr. Barroso said on Sky News, "must not be used to postpone reforms".
This was for a long time considered excessively quiet and harmless, but recently it has been used to postpone the real hostilities for the middlegame.
Mr. Goia has said that reduced costs for the utilities should be used to postpone rate increases rather than reduce rates now.
Its promise to keep the aid monies outside its Treasury accounts helped to assuage concerns among foreign donors that their contributions might not be directed into capital projects as intended, but instead be used to postpone much-need fiscal reform, or, more seriously, be lost to corruption.
As a military spouse, I got used to postponing special days.
While there are proper uses of notes (to bridge the company to achieve a major milestone, or driven by insiders' willingness to extend runway), there also are troubling and frequent improper uses (to postpone pricing equity until valuation is higher or to ignore the implicit message associated with being unable to find a lead investor to price the round on terms that the founders like).
Until recently, it was common use to postpone the introduction of complementary feeding (solids) as part of allergy prevention measures until the age of 6 months [ 32].
"Using centralized inventories allows us to postpone the inventory allocation for distribution as long as possible".
The Head of Logistics of a specialty retailer, that recently opened an integrated DC after previously operating channel-specific DCs, describes this well as follows: "Using centralized inventories allows us to postpone the inventory allocation for distribution as long as possible".
