Sentence examples for with postponements from inspiring English sources

And the new-issue market itself is rife with postponements and cancellations.

This, combined with postponement of marriage (mostly due to the lack of farmland required for young couples), brought about a dramatic decline in fertility--from 8.5 children per woman in 1983 to 6.2 in 1992.

3 42 p.m.: Updated with postponement of New England Patriots' victory parade.

Furthermore, psychological factors involving motivation for parenthood and the family values associated with postponement have been studied [ 11], as have whether social age limits exist for childbearing [ 22].

This is related to the literature that demonstrates a 'motherhood wage penalty', with postponement providing considerable earnings returns for higher educated women or those in professional occupations (Van Bavel 2010; Begall and Mills 2012).

Even with the postponements and dismissals, Merck faces another eight trials scheduled before year-end.

With a postponement of five months, Iraq would emerge with what it wants in the short term -- the status quo.

With the postponement of childbearing, the number of patients with adenomyosis and cystic adenomyosis seeking fertility treatment is increasing.

On Thursday, according to Mr. Enkhbayar's lawyers, the judge warned him to use the time gained with the postponement to read the case materials.

Robert Peabody, a lawyer representing two implicated students, said as their cases dragged on, with frequent postponement, "they emotionally deteriorated over the course of the semester".

Could the latter film's modest domestic box-office results, or even just the likely unintended similarity, have something to do with the postponement?