Sentence examples for higher deferred from inspiring English sources

But poverty, suspicions of the quality of public health care, and the lack of cash to meet the immediate costs of referral hospitals or the higher, deferred costs from private services, deterred many from doing so immediately.

Mr. DeWalt says McAfee will begin showing more significant market share gains and higher deferred revenue totals as the trial and payment process plays out.

Although DC employees chip in a further 2.7%, less than the typical contribution of a public-sector worker, that still means the public employee is benefiting from much higher deferred pay (which is what a pension is) than his private-sector counterpart.The gap is hard to measure because some public-sector schemes are unfunded.

Zachary Johnson, 17, of New Rochelle High was admitted by early action to Stanford University; Andrew Ecker, 17, of Byram Hills High was deferred by Georgetown University, where his application was transferred to the regular applicant pool.

If they have to make these payments, commuters will bear the brunt, in terms of higher fares and deferred maintenance.

Boeing reported a 14% drop in its first-quarter profits as higher spending on deferred compensation and pension expenses offset gains in its military contracting and airplane manufacturing businesses.

The company's outside counsel replied that the board, long before Mr. Hewlett protested publicly, had reconsidered, deciding that the pay proposals did seem high and deferring the issue until after the merger.

But with pension-contribution rates expected to climb over the next few years, political pressure is likely to be high to defer payments in a climate in which budget problems are coming from many directions.

The budget also reveals the government will go to the election without any clear higher education policy, deferring its existing higher education policy for a year while it conducts more consultations.

With the wait from the time that early-decision results are announced in mid-December until regular results are announced in April, deferred high school seniors are stressed-out have-nots among the relaxed and relieved haves, especially with up to half of freshman classes at some universities filled early.

Wages of older, long-tenured workers may also be relatively high due to deferred compensation schemes and because tenure-related elements in the employment protection legislation (i.e., severance payments, notice periods, lifo-rules) may strengthen their wage bargaining position.