Sentence examples for deferred the time from inspiring English sources

Though it is more optimistic about the immediate room for growth, the OBR has revised down its growth forecasts for the next few years, and once again deferred the time at which we will get back to our long-term potential growth rate, which they now think will not happen until 2016.

Based on Table  3, all prevention strategies, except screening alone at the initiation age of 60 years, prolonged the time before onset of diabetes, and also deferred the time of onset of diabetes-related complications, i.e. extra time was offered by preventions (4.48 5.20 years at age 25 years, 2.68 3.06 years at age 40 years, and less than 1 year at age 60 years).

As finally negotiated, the SALT II treaty set limits on the number of strategic launchers (i.e., missiles that can be equipped with multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles [MIRVs]), with the object of deferring the time when both sides' land-based ICBM systems would become vulnerable to attack from such missiles.

To overcome the drawback in EDCA that high-priority flows have low channel utilization, the DCA scheme, [14] proposed deferring the time of entering the conventional contention process, in order to wait for more packet arrivals for one transmission.

Together, these findings suggest that if a child uses a language other than English in the home, deferring the time when they learn English reduces the chance of starting to stutter and aids the chances of recovery later in childhood.

Trump also deferred the draft five times ― four times for education and once after he was diagnosed as having bone spurs in his heels.

Trump also deferred the draft five times ― four times for education and once after he was diagnosed as having bone spurs in his heels….

Trump never served in the military ― he deferred the draft five times during the Vietnam War.