Sentence examples for further stalling from inspiring English sources
Then the market crashed, further stalling his efforts.
European governments pursued austerity policies to cut their debts, further stalling economic activity and in turn inflating deficits.
Given that the Government has seen multiple drafts of the report already, and even provided responses to these, Thomson is frustrated by yet further stalling.
The Hyundai Life Insurance Company and two other debt-ridden Korean insurers failed to attract buyers in a government auction, further stalling Korea's plan to clean up its financial industry.
Right away, the seeds of future discord are planted: Jesse worries that he's losing his son; Celine begins to suspect that he will ask her to relocate to Chicago, thus further stalling her career as an environmental activist, which motherhood has already compromised.
Even the Germans are alarmed: Behind closed doors, Chancellor Angela Merkel and officials in her entourage are said to be worried that a failure by Mr. Hollande to improve competitiveness could ricochet back to the weakening German economy, further stalling what had long been twin engines of growth for Europe.
The project was further stalled when the department went eight months without a health commissioner, before Mr. Pataki appointed Dr. Antonia C. Novello to the post last year.
Detaching them from the street furniture program should save some stands, and it would ensure that the battle over their future did not further stall the long-delayed arrival of public toilets.
ALBANY — State budget negotiations have further stalled over whether the Assembly will accept Gov. David A. Paterson's proposal to overhaul the state's public university system, according to executive and legislative officials involved in the discussions.
The project was further stalled when Chen Liangyu, the former Shanghai Communist Party chief and Dongtan's primary political backer, was sentenced in 2008 to 18 years in prison on corruption charges.
The resignation of Mr. Genachowski, a Democrat, could further stall a plan favored by the departing chairman that would relax a longtime ban on consolidation between television stations and newspapers in local markets.
