Sentence examples similar to getting around to acting from inspiring English sources

On antibiotics in livestock feed, FDA started to take action in the 70s but was blocked by Congress and has never gotten around to acting.

Many Americans say they want to be organ donors, but they just don't get around to acting on their intentions.

During his 18 years working at a Ford assembly plant northwest of downtown, Aaron Ellison, 41, had some ideas about how to improve safety around traffic lights, but he never got around to acting on them until the plant closed and he took a buyout.

While blockchain appears to be fulfilling its promise, many wonder if Bitcoin will ever get around to acting as a viable currency rather than just a store of value or speculative asset.

Nadal was getting around to that now.

House Republicans claim they see no urgency whatsoever about acting this summer on immigration reform, and just might get around to it some time this fall.

If we go through life acting timidly, repeatedly compromising and pretending that they will eventually get around to pursuing the appropriate goals and approaches, we eventually find that the future never comes.

I finally got around to it.

She never gets around to it, though.

"But she never gets around to it".

Some never get around to it.