Sentence examples for In procrastination from inspiring English sources

Philosophers are interested in procrastination for another reason.

The whole business had become an exercise in procrastination.

(James Surowiecki wrote about philosophers' interest in procrastination in the magazine, in 2010).

July's debt summit meeting was a more serious effort than past exercises in procrastination and denial.

Boston is filled with college students, many with double majors in procrastination and frivolity.

In retrospect, the expedition was probably little more than an exercise in procrastination.

defer.add img); Wanting to give in to sexual urges which you feel are inappropriate according to your beliefs or social mores, such as viewing pornography, visiting prostitutes, sex before marriage, etc. Wanting to give in to procrastination and laziness.

This means that a course design based on the learning modalities of the students may result in a decrease in academic procrastination behaviors of the students and thereby an increase in the academic achievement.

This was the question that preoccupied Steel as he began his research into procrastination in the nineties.

The advertised "historic agreement" under which rich nations conceded that they should provide financial aid to poorer countries struggling to cope with the damaging effects of climate change just ended in more procrastination.

He hates his work, and indulges in bitter procrastination: "Back home, back at his desk, the perennial question kept cropping up: how much longer could he keep doing this stuff for?