Sentence examples for still deferring from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — For President Obama, this is what bipartisanship looks like in the new era: messy, combustible and painful, brought on under the threat of even more unpalatable consequences and yet still deferring the ultimate resolution for another day.

My friends are all broke, say "whatever" too much, still live in Converses and constant hangovers, still yell at their parents on the phone and two seconds later ask for money and possibly a place to crash, are still deferring college loans and say everything is the new something-else, including the 30s, which are the new 20s.

Earlier this week, Dell CEO Michael Dell Michael Dell told analysts that enterprise customers were still deferring their spending, though he expects a recovery in early 2010.

Though Texas Petrochemicals sought Chapter 11 protection in July, Celerant by then had produced enough savings to capture back the fees it had deferred.Celerant is still working withTexas Petrochemicals and is still deferring payments.

The expert group followed a two-tiered approach to assessing conditions that allowed for the views of experts of various types, including consumers, to be considered while still deferring to the evidence in the scientific literature.

Even the city that never sleeps still defers to God.

The government forces, like the government, still defer to Hezbollah.

Unlike the law courts, the newspapers still deferred to the authority of old-fashioned expertise.

This can be quite a challenge for patients who still defer to their physicians.

In fact, the benefits represent tax avoidance that the Internal Revenue Service is investigating: converting domestic subsidiaries to "foreign" to operate in a United States territory but still defer federal taxes.

The Assembly, meanwhile, has approved a bill that is more expansive but still defers to the governor's wishes on a number of points.