Sentence examples for if deferring from inspiring English sources

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

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.

This suggests that few sequences are lost resulting from low-diversity libraries, if deferred cluster identification is used.

If soldiers succeed in deferring retirement, they remain covered by a military insurance policy that, if pressed, pays for private care.

If you can, deferring the state pension is currently rewarded fairly handsomely.

In Denver, it almost seemed as if he was deferring to Romney's expertise on business and financial matters.

Edwards said he was not as upset with Osborne's decision as he was that Osborne seemed to announce it timidly over the radio — as if he were deferring to Edwards.

The problem is that Huerta's mother is still a powerful figure in the district and it's unwise to cross her, even if that means deferring to her son's lackluster campaign.

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.

If we defer AmEx + Visa, that would free up $880.