Sentence examples for be deferred as long from inspiring English sources
Payments can be deferred as long as they are out of work, and 90-day deferrals will be offered to furloughed new-car customers.
There are enough potential drawbacks, in fact, that doctors offering hip resurfacing say — as they do with standard hip replacements — that the procedure should be deferred as long as possible.
It can be deferred as long as it meets the constraints within a given period, in this case within daytime.
Some experts advocate injections when the patient does not respond to a certain period of rest (2 or 3 months), 34 whereas others argue that injectable steroids should be deferred as long as possible.
The taxes on those gains are deferred as long as the investor holds shares in the specialized company.
And capital spending has been deferred, as Mr. Evans puts it.
But this goal will never be achieved as long as children are enslaved or their parents languish without needed jobs and fair wages, as long as mandatory education remains a dream deferred, as long as millions of girls are denied an education and instead forced to work as domestic servants and as long as those with the power to effect change avert their gaze.
The federal government permits taxes on any income generated by foreign units to be deferred indefinitely, as long as the company says those profits stay offshore.
Research carried out by Demos to explore older people's views on their living environments has found some older people are happy to socialise exclusively with people of a similar age, but, for others, the prospect of moving into a care home is something to be deferred for as long as possible.
