Sentence examples for clearly deferred from inspiring English sources

If China has grand plans of geo-political expansion, then it has clearly deferred them for another day–"conceal brilliance, cultivate obscurity," said Deng Xiaoping.

Fallujah's police chief shows up, clearly deferring to Eifan's authority.

By putting the art — or that small amount of art that his building is expected to contain — in a low, matter-of-fact connecting structure that clearly defers both to the flashier part of his own new design and to the museum's original complex, Calatrava was able to provide plain-vanilla galleries and an icon at the same time.

The buildings are long and low, and are clearly intended to defer to the museum: the cloisters to Libeskind's cathedral.

In these types of circumstances, a deferred prosecution agreement is clearly better for everyone.

Clearly no medical reason exists for why deferred ART initiation should be preferred.

Data from prospective clinical studies addressing early versus deferred ART of HIV positive TB patients clearly demonstrates an improved survival especially in HIV-TB patients with very low CD4 levels [ 16, 17].

"The government must clearly guard against the risk that business investment might be deferred.

But his comments on the campaign bus clearly invited voters to think less of the governor because he deferred to the mayor during the period when the whole world's eyes were on New York.

In publicity materials the San Francisco Opera said, "the quality is clearly better on digital-cinema-quality projectors," compared with the Met's broadcasts, but otherwise deferred comments on the issue to Jonathan Dern, a co-president of the Bigger Picture.

Although Ju Hong has Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status, for his family and community, it is clearly not enough.