Sentence examples for delaying making from inspiring English sources
"delaying making" is not a grammatically correct phrase and is not commonly used in written English
A better way to phrase this would be "delaying the decision-making process." Example: He kept delaying the decision-making process, causing the project to fall behind schedule.
The view within the immigration department was that she was delaying making a decision to prevent being returned to Nauru.
Others are delaying making the leap to professional boxing since a medal could mean a much more lucrative start to a professional career.
The immigration department raised concerns she was delaying making a decision to avoid returning to Nauru, and believed she had never intended to have the procedure.
"A lot of millennials who have been delaying making the move, thinking interest rates would stay low forever, are coming around," Zach said.
The next day, however, it is announced that the PLA has "serious concerns regarding the application scheme's impact on navigational safety", and the Corporation of London is delaying making a decision about the planning application.
Until a few days ago, Mr. Rajoy had been delaying making the request in part because he reportedly hoped that the European Central Bank would step in, or that he could persuade other euro zone governments to agree to lend the money directly to the banks, to avoid adding to the Madrid government's own debt load.
Republican and Democratic representatives visited the city last summer, but both parties have delayed making a choice.
Greene, though, did not delay making his presence felt with the Yankees.
Watson delayed making a statement until early evening, but it provided no comfort for Corbyn.
I've decided to delay making an important announcement about the EU referendum until next year.
— not only delayed making a deal for his team, but one for the Mets as well.
