Sentence examples for deferred a lot from inspiring English sources

I deferred a lot of this money to help this team sign other players".

Josh has deferred a lot of life to concentrate on this Casaubon-ish project, which his father-in-law (Charles Grodin) - himself an esteemed documentarian – advises is "a six-and-a-half-hour film that's seven hours too long".

"During the recession, schools deferred a lot of maintenance, and now it's critical".

As much as Wash has accomplished, he defers a lot of the credit to his staff.

It was intellectually challenging and fortuitous in terms of putting a marker in place for future REIT IPOs that allowed sponsors to defer a lot of tax gain.

Asked about how they decided to stage an occupation, Ryan, in jail, said: "I'm gonna defer a lot of that to my brother".

For most of them, it means deferring a lot of dreams, and compromising aspects of life that are very precious to them".

"You can reduce payments with a lot of gimmicks similar to those built into subprime loans — temporary rate reductions that defer a lot of principal, balloon payments," Mr. White said.

And after deferring a lot of purchases over the past year, some consumers have, to some degree, a pent-up need for clothes, appliances and computers, he figures.

However, a packet lost elsewhere in the network has to be retried in the next frame, and therefore has to be deferred for a lot longer.

The government has deferred a decision on this issue.