Sentence examples for likely deferred from inspiring English sources

"Fortunately for them, Honda and Toyota customers are loyal to their brands and they've likely deferred their new-car purchases until inventory is available," said Jessica Caldwell, director of industry analysis at Edmunds.com, a Web site that provides car-buying information to consumers.

It is obvious that the next elected president will likely defer to the US and keep Aristide out.

She is planning to meet with her advisers on Wednesday (and pursue more superdelegates) and will likely defer any hard decisions at least until then.

The Bank has already warned that businesses will likely defer spending decisions until after the vote, knocking overall economic growth in the second quarter of the year.

States and health innovators will likely defer new initiatives while they wait in limbo for Washington to resolve regulatory questions unanswered in the bill.

Given this and other recent opinions, the Second Circuit would likely defer to Connecticut's legislative judgment.

"Anyone reading the Reddit chatter would likely defer to their high-technical knowledge, assume some deeper wisdom of these matters.

"The federal government has already played their hand, they've already allowed it in DC and Colorado," he said, adding that the federal government will likely defer to the states on cases of marijuana-law interpretation.

Although the Michigan ruling is not binding in other judicial districts, lawyers involved in the lawsuits said it effectively set precedent because federal courts in California and elsewhere would likely defer to it.

More like deferred frustration.

The banking industry appears likely to favor options that do not require an immediate reduction in principal, like deferring payments, allowing partial payments and lowering the interest rate.