Sentence examples for a potential deferred from inspiring English sources

The accounts for Golf Recreation Scotland Ltd state he also has a potential deferred tax asset of £7.9m but that asset is not recognised in the accounts "as there is no certainty of taxable profits in the future".

In the riskiest part of these ventures — company formation and the early stage — startups and their shareholders recruit extremely talented people, mostly technical and some non-technical, on the promise of a potential deferred payoff through realized equity in exchange for a lower monthly salary and oftentimes insane work hours and demands.

The transaction is expected to close in the second or third quarter, and manager-shareholders could receive a potential deferred payment in 2014 based on the agency's performance between 2011 and 2013, Publicis said.

But many potential deferred-action applicants, like Alberto, are now struggling to remove or reduce minor convictions, immigration advocates say.

When contacted about a potential cancer cluster, NCEH defers to state health departments to provide the first level of response.

(The potential for harassment is always in a sense a confrontation momentarily deferred).

From the moment that Dr. Scholes learned of it, he understood its potential to defer, even eliminate, taxes on more than one-third of a billion dollars of profits.

When I pressed the Democratic candidates, they acknowledged a potential budget crisis and blamed Bloomberg for deferring difficult decisions.

If you're more worried about a potential cooking flop, it's okay to defer to nonstick.

This study has concentrated on interventions to improve recruitment and also the potential for deferring retirement.

Acton's dismissal of The Temple at Thatch had made Waugh nervous of his potential as an imaginative writer he deferred to Acton's judgement on all literary issues and he did not for the time being attempt to write another novel.