Sentence examples for deferred with from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it feels permanently deferred, with dreams of progress borne back ceaselessly into the past.

The salary of Boston's Manny Ramirez has been devalued because part of it is deferred with virtually no interest.

Ageing will be deferred, with old-age advisers offering advice on how to live well in one's hundreds.

And critically, Abbott's signature women's policy, the enhanced paid parental leave scheme has now been deferred with no clear signal of return.

The deal's $18 million-a-year average is the fourth-highest in baseball, or the third-highest, if Manny Ramirez's contract is discounted because it has money deferred with virtually no interest.

The Baltimore Orioles, the only team for which Mussina has played, offered the pitcher a six-year, $72 million deal -- with much of the money deferred with no interest -- and the Orioles' owner, Peter Angelos, does not sound willing to go far beyond that offer, if at all.

Mr. Welch listed stock options with a pretax value of $129.5 million, and deferred compensation with a pretax value of $50.8 million.

This contrasts with cultures where age is revered and elders are deferred to with respect.

Additionally, employees may contribute pre-tax dollars to tax deferred accounts with these providers.

Europe has deferred talks with Russia on a new economic and security pact until it completes its promised troop withdrawal.

Some experts had suggested the number of insolvencies would have fallen over the last quarter of last year as consumers deferred dealing with their debts until after Christmas.