Sentence examples for defer because from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps they defer because he leads the party that liberated Zimbabwe from white rule, which gives him kudos in a region where the parties of liberation still rule many countries.

"He, what you call it, sponsored us and found us an apartment to rent," said Mrs. Polezhayev, to whom Mr. Polezhayev tends to defer because "her English is better".

If borrowers need to defer because of something like job loss or disability, balances continue to rise with interest.

Do they gang up and wrest it away, or do they defer because they don't want that supervisor similarly attacking their handling of their own assigned departments?

Most teams choose to receive or defer, because choosing to kick the ball to start the game would allow the other team to choose which goal to defend.

Back in the early '90s I'd entered without a hitch (there was no lottery that I can remember) but had to defer because of an ankle injury.

When comparing the seroprevalence of TTIs between donors deferred because of sexual risk behavior (n = 38) and non-deferred donors (n = 679), no difference could be found, except for HBsAg positivity, more frequently observed in the former group (26.3% vs. 10.6%, p = 0.003).

The trial had been set for November but was deferred because of Ms. Shourd's absence.

In their case, the ceremony was deferred because of rumors of Christian-Hindu clashes nearby.

Admission of EAP applicants may not be deferred because their home institution abroad determines their selection for eligibility.

Many of Carroll's quests and enterprises have to be abandoned or deferred, because he is "waiting, always waiting" on the dope dealer.