Sentence examples for defer a bit from inspiring English sources

By paying more now, you stand to defer, a bit longer, the agony of having to upgrade next time around.

This year, DreamWorks chose to schedule a somber psychological drama, "House of Sand and Fog," for the day after Christmas, deferring a bit to Miramax.

As for our national obsession, possibly more pervasive than handwringing about the plight of association football - to wit, when will interest rates go up - the latest GDP figures perhaps indicate, as I mentioned recently, that the timing of the first tiny rise may be deferred a bit.

Or could you defer it a bit longer?" Although smart grid technology is still in its infancy, the UK is recognised as a European leader for investment in smart grid research, partly due to the £500m Low Carbon Network government fund, which provides financial support for projects designed to test out ideas.

Colleges will defer a decision if they like what they see, but want to know just a little bit more about you.

Whether to defer a college education.

Eight councillors voted to defer a decision with one abstaining.

"Blair is caught here in the middle and you'll see the president defer to that a bit," one senior administration official predicted this evening.

I got my loans deferred for one year and then my parents deferred it for a bit because you have a short grace period, usually six months to a year.

Deferring a tax deduction can also save.

The government has deferred a decision on this issue.