Sentence examples for are deferred by from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Yes, the dreams of some American physicists are deferred by a growing lack of interest in funding an area of physics that grows ever more expensive.

"I'd been deferred by Yale.

All of those are being deferred by the airline.

But full contemplation of this phenomenon was deferred by an undulating mass of cheerleader tweens.

For months, decisions on a number of festering problem areas have been deferred by administration officials until after the election.

But this process, scheduled for this year, has been deferred by the government until after the end of this parliament.

Greece's interest rate was cut by one percentage point, maturities were doubled to 30 years, and interest payments were deferred by ten years.

But requests for gas masks and other protective equipment have been deferred by America and the EU, wary that help will imply political recognition.

He agreed that trigger lock legislation favored by many could reach the floor for debate once the smart gun question had been deferred by the governor.

Opposed by The New York Times -- Hearst's competitor -- action on the monument was deferred by the city, which installed a public toilet instead.

He harshly condemned state interference in civil society, calling for reforms that seemed to have been deferred by a string of crises this fall.