Sentence examples for deferring the problem from inspiring English sources

The only saving I could make is not paying into my pension at work but that is deferring the problem.

But by deferring the problem, "the crunch could be worse if it comes".

And keep deferring the problem, without really addressing it with adequate education.

In other words, invoking punishment to explain altruistic cooperation is simply deferring the problem of cooperation to another trait [ 7].

They haven't fixed anything, they've just deferred the problem".

For his part, Mr Raffarin wrote to every household, appealing to the need "not to defer the problem to your children".

About a quarter of private equity exits are pass-the-baby sales, according to Preqin, in which one private equity firm sells a company to another, but that only defers the problem.

Note that in this work, we focus on execution of QSPs, and defer the problem of how they are generated.

It said: "The use of balances (reserves) also does not solve the underlying issue - it merely uses cash to temporarily plug a permanent hole in the council's finances and so defers the problem to another day.

But this conception of representing to oneself, especially in the form of imagination, seems sufficiently close to producing in oneself something very like a sensory experience that it only defers the problem: until one has a physicalist gloss on what constitutes such representations as those involved in conscious memory and imagination, no progress has been made.

We previously used the term borderline but found this tended to defer the problem; at the end of a year a final decision would have to be made and on review a student might be seen to have a number of "borderlines" and there was little information on whether the student had met the required standards or not.