Sentence examples for deferred the point from inspiring English sources

Even the modest improvement between the 2007 and 2010 treasury projections below only deferred the point at which budget deficits become inevitable.

This will suit Mr Yar'Adua, since dragging out proceedings will defer the point at which he has to make some very difficult decisions.

Integration, too, gets deferred to the point where it's poorly done.

But the long upswing deferred the reckoning.

So I deferred the musical climax".

So, should coaches defer the opening kickoff?

"No, it defers the day of reckoning".

Defer income and you defer the tax bill on it.

Taxpayers can defer it indefinitely simply by deferring the sale of taxable assets.

WHEN thinking about the state of the Republican Party, I defer to a point that the Democratic consultant James Carville made the other day: "When I hear people talking about the troubled state of today's Republican Party, it calls to mind something Lester Maddox said one time back when he was governor of Georgia.

Action, however, that is deferred at one point of crisis will mean even more radical action is required at the next juncture.