Sentence examples similar to deferred sending from inspiring English sources

We're used to a leisurely pace in Downton, but these deferred send-offs did seem an odd choice for the finale.

In the proposed method of [17], each sending station defers its access based on the next packet information.

He did not know where families detained as a unit as a result of the executive order would be sent, deferring questions to ICE.

But taxes on overseas income are deferred until the profits are sent back to the United States.

People can defer their tax payments by sending money abroad, but it's really more to that.

The real-world latency is much higher because each extra carrier that is detected defers the sending of a packet by a significant amount of time.

Emails that were deferred or delayed during this time have been sent as we worked with vendors around the clock to fix the issue.

DARPA is of course the Defense Department's research wing, and it probably has whole file folders filled with experiments it would like to send up to orbit but has deferred because of cost or timing restrictions.

"Flattire" is a newish word which describes an ersatz satire which actually celebrates and defers to that which it is supposed to be sending up.

GE's top tax executive and former US Treasury tax official, John Samuels describes the philosophy of sending jobs abroad as an incentive to defer taxes on overseas profits.

Therefore, nodes out of the receiver's transmission range cannot receive the CTS message, which would defer their transmission, but can interfere with the transmissions of sending and receiving nodes which are within their interference range.