Sentence examples for deferred it for from inspiring English sources

"They're being very sympathetic and I've deferred it for a couple of years," she says.

Opponents to the DREAM have successfully deferred it for a decade, but when does deferred become denied?

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.

Mr. Mueller has said that the plan was deferred for lack of resources.

It just defers it for a certain period of time.

Finally, this is upbeat good fun, which won't predict your future, but defers it for an enjoyable hour.

This means a state pension worth £105 a week would be increased to £159.60 a week if you were to defer it for five years.

State politicians seem either unable or unwilling to agree on a budget and keep deferring it for fear of having to reveal the truth of their fiscal problems.

I've already contacted the scholarship committee for the David M. Wall Scholarship and asked if they would defer it for a year if I were to travel to Germany.

If you are drawing that as well (and you don't have to, you can defer it for a number of years) then that income will be added into the tax equation.

She got the job and then decided, with Yale's agreement, to defer it for 2 years so she could finish her obligations to her postdoc adviser and the postdoc portion of the award.