Sentence examples similar to deferred days from inspiring English sources

"The Fed's relentless campaign to keep interest rates artificially low may have deferred the day of reckoning," he said.

Intel deferred the day of reckoning by using other tricks to shrink circuit sizes.

This arrangement only deferred the day of reckoning with the tax collector and, perhaps, his wife.

Mr. Paterson is asking state workers to defer five days of pay until retirement.

In an effort to avoid layoffs threatened by the Nassau County executive, members of the county's largest municipal workers' union have voted overwhelmingly to accept a plan that will defer 10 days' worth of pay.

ALBANY — State aid to schools and hospitals would be cut sharply in the next four months and thousands of state workers would be asked to defer five days of pay under an emergency deficit reduction plan unveiled by Gov. David A. Paterson on Wednesday.

At the national level, all blood, tissue and solid organ donors who travelled to an affected area have to be temporarily deferred for 28 days starting with the day they left the affected area [ 37].

If the full blood count was not adequate on day 21 (ANC >1.5×10 per l or platelets >100×10 per l), the treatment was deferred by 7 days.

Patients with lower blood counts had chemotherapy deferred for 3 days and were treated according to the above schedule on recovery of counts.

But higher oil prices defer the day of reckoning.

He also means to defer the day when he must himself decide which camp he belongs to.