Sentence examples for it only defers from inspiring English sources

And since for the first 15 years it is unlikely to have been cleared, it only defers that clearing for 10 years.

Secretary of State Colin Powell's announcement after the arrest that the United States would continue aid was appropriate, but it only defers the big decisions hanging over American policy in the Balkans.

But this conception of representing to oneself, especially in the form of imagination, seems sufficiently close to producing in oneself something very like a sensory experience that it only defers the problem: until one has a physicalist gloss on what constitutes such representations as those involved in conscious memory and imagination, no progress has been made.

The standard schemes gave a large upfront payment of public money, but it was effectively only deferring tax due in later years, and many investors found they did not have the money when the demands rolled in.

About a quarter of private equity exits are pass-the-baby sales, according to Preqin, in which one private equity firm sells a company to another, but that only defers the problem.

Don't forget that tax-deferred accounts do not eliminate tax, they only defer it.

The only break is that for six months, from October until March, they deferred one-third of the rent -- only deferred.

But later he quietly started collecting it, and when asked about his earlier statements, he said he had only "deferred" the payment.

They understand that people will only defer gratification and control impulses if they believe they will be rewarded for it, otherwise the "same conditions that cause poverty can also grind the Triple Package out of a culture".

News reports about that colossal blunder invariably included explanations of "wetness," "dampness," and "moisture," and on that point I can only defer to the company's expertise: If Pearson says the problem was clamminess, I assume it was clamminess.

But he would only defer getting rid of the deficit by a year.