Sentence examples for will get postponed from inspiring English sources

Mark Luscombe, principal federal tax analyst for CCH, a Wolters Kluwer unit in Riverwoods, Ill., predicts "the doomsday scenario" of tens of millions paying AMT will get postponed again, with another one-year patch.

Even so, "if the short-term credit crunch doesn't get sorted out," Cockburn says, "projects that involve investments in new technologies [will] get postponed". He adds that established companies that have significant capital needs, like semiconductor firms and manufacturers, will also run into trouble.

The whole thing kept getting postponed.

It keeps coming up & getting postponed under the press of more urgent defense legislation.

Hearings kept getting postponed, she said, as court officials kept saying the file was lost.

Then it got postponed again yesterday due to weather.

The deal got postponed because of poor market conditions.

At least one hearing got postponed because of the slowdown.

We had our date set for further processing, but it keeps getting postponed.

If Congress stalls on climate solutions for the next several years, the impacts of global warming will get worse and America will postpone the creation of 2 million new jobs.

In fact, it was never officially called off as appeals court judges stayed their ruling postponing the vote, and state election officials will get a new hearing on Monday.