Sentence examples for remains deferred from inspiring English sources

Nearly fifty years later, this dream remains deferred for far too many Americans.

Therefore, although the ROI of a LLIN-WF intervention remains favorable, deferring time to ART eligibility may not be acceptable from several standpoints including a public health or clinical standpoint, and the cost analysis offered in this article is only one element among others into the decision-making.

Until then, a vaccine for AIDS remains a dream deferred.

So "universal health care" remains a dream deferred.

(For women under the age of 18, the decision about what to do with the fetal remains will be deferred to her parents or guardians).

The dream deferred remains an indelible part of Terfry's routine, he admits, since even on the eve of his book release he was still remembering the great game he'd had the night before.

But this goal will never be achieved as long as children are enslaved or their parents languish without needed jobs and fair wages, as long as mandatory education remains a dream deferred, as long as millions of girls are denied an education and instead forced to work as domestic servants and as long as those with the power to effect change avert their gaze.

Patrick remains analytical but defers to John, a superstar analyst.

However, the relative ability to defer gratification remains stable throughout development.

The passionate arguments over these movies partly confirmed that the postracial utopia in "Avatar" remains as much a dream deferred as mind-tripping in someone else's body.

Like their relatives and friends in South Korea, they worry about North Korea's nuclear aspirations, the prospect of war and the possibility that the current standoff, even if it remains a diplomatic one, will defer their dreams for a unified Korea.