Sentence examples for deferred timing from inspiring English sources
Thus, a deferred timing of the temperature rise may have occurred in western populations of C. kanehirae (except populations in the SW region).
Other ways included deferring expenses, or timing the sale of assets to burnish the bottom line when regular operations were losing money.
In July, Andrew Carter, a federal judge in the Southern District of New York, ruled in favor of the umpires' request for the addresses but deferred a decision on the timing of their release.
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.
Finally, the timing of the deferred web-based survey (T3) varied between training groups.
We're not compromising our ambitions, but the timing will be a little bit deferred".
The hard decisions about timing and verification have all been deferred, and it's almost impossible to imagine George W. Bush and Kim Jong Il agreeing on those topics — the distrust is too great.
Annual comparisons in recent months have been distorted by the timing of City bonuses in 2013, which were deferred to take advantage of the fall in the top rate of income tax from 50%to45%50%to45%
Important classical stigmata of CD were demonstrated and confirmed on subsequent studies in some of the patients; non-emergent surgical procedures were deferred until after delivery and additional clinical decisions such as mode and timing of planned delivery were impacted by MRE.
Her vivacious energy, her mercurial moods, her superlative sense of comic timing -- all come to the fore in this tasty and dark little comedy about ambition and dreams deferred.
