Sentence examples for may have deferred from inspiring English sources

"The Fed's relentless campaign to keep interest rates artificially low may have deferred the day of reckoning," he said.

President Clinton may have deferred the question of whether to build a national missile defense system to his successor, but opponents of such a system are not satisfied.

The former chairman of Tyco International Ltd., L. Dennis Kozlowski, may have deferred taxes on $208 million in stock option profits using a technique that is under Internal Revenue Service scrutiny.

"This is particularly unfortunate for those individuals who may have deferred making a choice until the introduction of the pension freedoms but have since decided that an annuity is still the most suitable product for them".

We don't believe that corticosteroid use influenced the overall incidence of IRIS but may have deferred its onset.

As noted in the results, this group of patients was slower than their counterparts preoperatively and they may have deferred testing due to their postoperative acuity.

Other people may also have deferred action if they were granted temporary reprieve from deportation. .

Both banks have deferred prosecution agreements; these defer prosecution as long as stringent conditions are met.

"If I had known that motion could have been deferred I would have deferred it.

It might have been worse but for the thought that the succession may have been deferred, not decided.

Keith Anderson, ScottishPower's chief corporate officer; said: "We are worried by reports that the announcement on the outcome of the ROC Banding review may have been deferred again.