Sentence examples for deferred though from inspiring English sources

In this, as in most things, he deferred — though not without many an ironic aside — to his wife.

You can also take out an insurance policy to cover the loss of your deferred compensation package, though it will cost you a bundle.

Despite all this, America's health insurance plans, which helped create our dysfunctional world, are deferred to as though they're a disinterested party.

Brewer also recently went after Obama for his recent decision to stop deporting young undocumented immigrants, saying Arizona will refuse to grant driver's licenses and other public benefits to those granted deferred action even though it was instructed to do so.

Open a tax deferred Traditional IRA though your employer.

Only enterprise versions of Windows 10 can prevent updates within the operating system, while some consumers have taken to a tool to help defer updates – though that's not recommended.

On matters of grammar and taste, though, he deferred to his mother.

The constitution has long deferred to Sharia law, though usually in a way that allows considerable latitude of interpretation.

In fact, he did, though Harvard deferred his acceptance, so he went to Deloitte, Haskins & Sells in Atlanta for two years, becoming a C.P.A.

Some analysts said the expected pressure on prices of nearby contracts would also push the prices of deferred deliveries lower, even though the fewer number of animals kept for breeding is a bullish factor.

However, the two departments and senior cabinet members are still at war over the changes and the decision has been deferred – potentially for months, though the government refused to estimate how long the delay would be.