Sentence examples for could procrastinate from inspiring English sources

We could drink, we could procrastinate, we could pretend we don't have the deadline.

The results showed that amoxicillin-Cys-CS/PMLA nanoparticles exhibit favorable pH-sensitive properties that could procrastinate the release of amoxicillin at gastric acid and allow the drug to deliver and target to Helicobacter pylori at its survival region efficiently.

The results showed that the amoxicillin-UCCs/TPP nanoparticles exhibited favorable pH-sensitive characteristics, which could procrastinate the release of amoxicillin at gastric acids and enable the drug to deliver and target to H. pylori at its survival region effectively.

I will persist even though I could procrastinate.

It will be the AKP's most likely coalition partner.Any coalition could bicker, procrastinate and eventually dissolve.

I was at a point where I procrastinated until I couldn't procrastinate anymore.

I knew the seemingly random but cosmically governed mention of Dick's name meant I could no longer procrastinate this blog.

For me, I've always had to work straight away and I couldn't afford to procrastinate because writing is my living.

Mr. Thomason decided that in addition to his M.D. he would get an M.B.A. "to procrastinate, so we could publish the book," he said.

About ninety-five per cent of people who procrastinate wish they could reduce that tendency; and, as Steel writes in his book, "The Procrastination Equation," procrastination leads to lower over-all well-being, worse health, and lower salaries.

"If you're anxious about failing at something and that's how you procrastinate, that anxiety could be turned into bravery or courage because anxiety and courage can feel very similar but the outcome is different".