Sentence examples for if deferred from inspiring English sources

If deferred for five years the basic state pension would rise to over £120 a week.

Some may complain that higher marginal tax rates, even if deferred until 2013, will cripple small businesses and economic activity.

As long as there are strong increasing returns to create, it's possible that the net present value of my profit harvesting is indefinitely larger if deferred to the future.

If deferred prices were to rise, the economics of the energy industry would seriously improve.

This is a game with a definite if deferred sense of closure, which is both a strength and a weakness.

If deferred, give me the focus to complete the 26 other apps, with supplements I haven't yet downloaded.

The sun set without drama, as if deferring to the opening bars of Mozart's "Jupiter" Symphony (Symphony No. 41).

Davis said that she could support a 20-week ban if it deferred more to the woman and her doctor, and if it had exceptions for fetal anomalies and the health of the mother.

For example, people who bought video game machines when they were first released may not have had many game choices, whereas if they deferred their purchases until later, they would likely have had many more options.

"It was never a consideration that they weren't going to get subsidies if they deferred to the feds.

You know, I wonder if General Alexander really believes that our democracy would be stronger and better off if journalists deferred in every case to the expertise and interests of the executive branch in deciding what to publish.