Sentence examples for and procrastination in the from inspiring English sources

This is the omnibus energy bill that, until the lights went out, had been a derelict vehicle for bad ideas, political gridlock and procrastination in the Republican-led Congress.

President Goodluck Jonathan stands acccused of inertness and procrastination in dealing with Boko Haram, and of ineffective performance in office generally.

In some cases reported in the literature, introduction of digital resources has even led to negative effects, such as decreased attendance (Traphagan et al., 2010) and procrastination in learning efforts.

"Having browsed a few internet forums it seems that Abbey's tactic is generally one of stonewalling and procrastination, presumably in the hope that the victim will either give up or die," Dick says.

Further a discussion of implications and insights on procrastination in the context of flipped classrooms are included.

The habit of procrastination in the face of bad news led to disconnects between Rumsfeld and the Army staff officers who were assigned to planning for troop requirements in Iraq.

Syria thus entered a vicious circle essentially caused by stalling and procrastination, which resulted in the militarization of the crisis and in extremist movements entering the arena and making use of violence, sometimes in equal measure as the regime.

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

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

It is a type of quibbling that enables procrastination in the matter of the difficult work of turning feminism into feminisms – something more representative of our wonderful variety.

Psychologist Bruce Neben says the feeling of relief at accomplishing the task can outweigh the anxiety that led to the procrastination in the first place.