The phrase "are still stalling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something is delaying or postponing action or progress, often despite previous expectations for movement or resolution.
Example: "Despite our repeated requests for updates, the team are still stalling on the project timeline."
Alternatives: "are still delaying" or "are still postponing".
"They are still stalling".
It is unacceptable that world leaders are still stalling on a global plan to cut emissions of carbon to curb the increase of temperatures.
McLaren are still stalling on offering Button a new contract but the 34-year-old said: "We have a good understanding.
Focus groups of settlers in the Golan Heights have stated their willingness to leave their homes if it would mean peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors, and yet Netanyahu and his advisors are still stalling on moving forward with the Syria track.
The negotiations are still stalled within sight of the finishing line.
UPDATE: 4 33pm -- While SB 909 passed the House, three related bills are still stalled as Democrats protest right-to-work legislation advanced by the GOP, according to the Detroit News.
However, it speaks volumes that Gordon Brown is still stalling over publishing the latest register of ministers' interests following the return of Peter Mandelson".
Another cable, from 2007, said that the current premier, Bruce Golding, had asked for help in identifying corruption in his party.Early last year, when Mr Golding was still stalling on extraditing Christopher Coke, a drug trafficker, several prominent Jamaicans had their visas revoked.
MoneyBoomerang, an online claims management company, said banks like Lloyds were still stalling on many legitimate claims.
While Yelp posted revenue and net income improvement in its last earnings report, its growth is still stalling as user engagement slows, which means that the company is increasingly dependent on ad revenue from its overseas business.
So I'm still stalling, holding them off, pretending I'll go back to stabbing people for them.
