Sentence examples for much prevarication owing from inspiring English sources

After much prevarication, owing to the political difficulties of getting the policy through, Cameron is now bringing forward to the autumn legislation to recognise marriage in the tax system.

After much prevarication, the vast Shtokman gas field in the Barents Sea will supposedly be developed soon.

As "Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens" makes clear, our hero escaped from his parents as a baby and, after much prevarication, decided to forsake them for the unwithering plea-sure gardens of Kensington.

In Britain this summer Oxford took a deep breath, held its nose, and decided after much prevarication to accept an endowment from a Saudi millionaire to establish a business school, of all things.

The only major difference the SNP would abolish Trident where Labour might not invites as much prevarication over the next five years as did the coalition agreement between the pro-Trident Conservatives and the Trident-sceptic Liberal Democrats in 2010.

Words cannot express how much I owe him.

Know who you owe and how much you owe.

This much I owe to him ―.

For whom much is sacrificed, much is owed in service.

Determine how much you owe.

Figure out how much you owe.