Examples of procrastination

• Vacillation and procrastination, out of fears of recession or otherwise, would run grave risks.

• Until then, the government had perceived the dispute as an internal affair that could be handled with procrastination, without turning its back on budgetary considerations.

• Presently, undue procrastination on such theoretical developments puts evolutionary psychology in danger of being reduced to a rhetorical tool.

• Procrastination solved the problem as the man died before any decision could be taken.

• Hence, our overall result is consistent with the psychology literature that has previously showed that increasing complexity in decision-making leads to procrastination.

• Undoubtedly inertia, procrastination, or psychic costs provide what are perceived by some households to be real impediments to investing more heavily or at all in stocks.

• Was that part of his crusade against the nationalists, or something to do with procrastination?

• The lengthy period of procrastination proposed in the amendments would serve no useful purpose and would be greeted with dismay in many quarters.

• There is procrastination and circumlocution at the official level.

• The real bugbear for local authorities is the possibility of endless delay and procrastination on the part of "hot" landlords.

• On the contrary, it is a means of procrastination, and in the end agreement is reached at the lowest common denominator.

• What it has demonstrated is weakness, lack of leadership and procrastination and then settling for the lowest common denominator.

• We all recollect the misfortunes in a previous case of procrastination.

• What is behind all this procrastination, this evasion, this double-crossing, double-dealing and sheer skulduggery we have had to put up this?

• Is not this a shameful record of procrastination and muddle?