Sentence examples for deferred yet from inspiring English sources

Decisive action on greening the economy is deferred yet again.

Paying for the parties is thus a task deferred, yet again.

It is a world both held out before us as an ideal yet simultaneously with us, deferred yet present, a promise we have made to ourselves.

Eurozone hardliners, after a yes vote, might argue that such a politically toxic issue can be deferred yet again to keep non-Greek electorates sweet.

Wisconsin took too many students one year and the next, ran out of housing, an admissions officer told a parent whose daughter was deferred yet accepted at Michigan, historically the more competitive school.

Even the European Commission in Brussels says it is disappointed that reform has been deferred yet again, after pressure from the southern oil-producing countries, Spain, Greece, Italy and Portugal.The olive programme is an example of the kind of EU agricultural policy that is rapidly going out of fashion.

Medieval audiences, as well as Marlowe's, could evidently enjoy the constant confusion between true Christianity and its empty look-alikes for that very reason: mimetic degradation anticipated some final, as yet deferred revelation.

The average age of the system's buildings is over 60, yet deferred maintenance is so bad that, barring "dramatic change," some 90percentt of the system's units will be "no longer cost-effective to repair" by 2027, according to a statement from Carol Kellermann of the Citizens Budget Commission, a private watchdog group.

NEW DELHI— The Juvenile Justice Board on Thursday yet again deferred its verdict for the youngest of the six defendants in the gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old physiotherapy student in New Delhi in December.

Yet, he deferred to Ohtani, a rookie barely a month into his big-league career.

But then, he didn't campaign on withdrawing from the Kyoto treaty on global warming either, or on deferring action on yet other treaties.