Sentence examples for does it defer from inspiring English sources

But, as the energy and climate expert Hal Harvey puts it, there is just one big, hugely important question to be asked about this natural gas bounty: "Will it be a transition to a clean energy future, or does it defer a clean energy future?" That is the question — because natural gas is still a fossil fuel.

Does it offer deferred payments while you are in school?

There's no single, universal way of doing it, so defer to your local guidelines always.

What punishments there are in the US for these firms – usually some version of a "We really, really promise never to do it again" deferred prosecution agreement, accompanied by superficially large fines – are always paid by the shareholder, not the actual wrongdoer.

Or does it mean the justices should defer to the democratic process?

She took her title from the Langston Hughes's poem "Harlem": "What happens to a dream deferred?/ Does it dry up/ like a raisin in the sun?/ Or fester like a sore –/ And then run?/ Maybe it just sags/ like a heavy load./ Or does it explode?" In the hands of this excellent company, this "quintessential civil rights drama" is poetry in motion.

"If we have to have one," said Donald Hughes, Ms. Brewer's health care policy adviser, "then it would be better for Arizona to do it ourselves rather than defer to the federal government".

Underwood also mentions a well-known self-help book by David Allen called Getting Things Done, with its "do it, delegate it, defer it, drop it" approach to emptying in-trays.

"All it does is defer the deportation order".

If, therefore there be any kindness I can show or any good thing I can do, let me do it now; let me not defer it.

The Postal Service had hoped that Congress would help stanch the losses, as it did last year when it deferred the payment that is due again on Wednesday.