Sentence examples for kick it further from inspiring English sources

"While many charities are seeing demand for their services rising at a speed never before experienced, and while they are finding it more and more difficult to get the financial support they need to meet this new level of demand, the government has been sitting on this money, continuously trying to kick it further into the long grass, hoping we'll somehow forget about it".

But I remember seeing Jon Callard, England's kicking coach, coming into a press conference on the morning after the 36-0 drubying by South Africa and saying, with a note of bemusement in his voice, that the southern hemisphere nations seemed to be able to kick it further than England, as if that were somehow the key to the problem.

"We are now at the end of the road and are not in a position to kick it any further".

We are now at the end of the road and are not in a position to kick it any further," Mr. Obama said days before his inauguration.

The can will be kicked down the road until the road ends or the can becomes so dense that it is impossible to kick it any further.

41st over, 199-4 Ian Bell slides to prevent a two but kicks it a further 10 metres instead.

He is to meet equality campaign Kick It Out to undertake "further education".

"There's no further to kick it," said Bernie Sanders, who is actually a Socialist.

She fears the prospect of being reassessed for DLA under reforms that kick in further down the line.

In the meantime, the working-age population is declining as ageing trends kick in, further depleting tax revenues.

"We would expect this to kick off further industry restructuring," said Kinner Lakhani, a banking analyst at Citigroup in London.