Sentence examples for delaying taking from inspiring English sources
Also, no matter when you stop work, consider delaying taking your Social Security benefits until you're 70the "delayed retirement" credits you earn should make up for some of the benefits Uncle Sam will be taking away.
They are delaying taking inevitable losses on shaky loans.
They will need at least three years to figure out a new accounting system, which has led them to the controversial choice of delaying taking losses on mortgages.
The senate is delaying taking up a house-passed bill that would levy a 90% tax on bonuses paid to employees of bailed-out financial firms.
"The joint chiefs of staff and British commanders will fight strongly for delaying taking any decisions about further draw down until later this summer," said one source.
As well as not knowing where to start, companies are also delaying taking action on sustainability and resource efficiency as they see it as an obligation and a cost.
Savills declined to say whether any of these three intended to delay taking their 2012 bonuses.
He delays taking his first drink, savoring its proximity and its imminence.
Osborne has hinted that he wants to delay taking action until the second half of the parliament.
Personal computer makers, facing increased inventories, delayed taking delivery of orders, he said.
Many Republican governors who opposed the law delayed taking action on it before the court ruled.
