Sentence examples for often shelve from inspiring English sources

They often shelve it with bottom-feeding tabloids and the Racing Post.

"People will often shelve any money issues they have till after Christmas, and it's easy to think 'I'll get a payday loan and worry about paying it back in the new year'," Beaumont observes.

So if I get stuck, I'll often shelve it, and then start over refreshed the next morning".

That rarely happens: in the rush to conclude an agreement, such issues are often shelved.

Science magazines themselves are often shelved in the "men's interest" section of shops.

Looked at another, however, it has a dark side, which reminds us why fantasy is so often shelved beside not romance but horror.

(Such legislation, as the Tory dilution of the parental leave bill showed, has been often shelved as "unaffordable" in the downturn).

But those meetings are often shelved when the governor calls for an urgent talk; it might be another session of hammering out possible changes to public employee pensions or considering another way to structure local government services.

Many of the inquiries have made the same recommendations about poor communication and coordination, bad practice and inadequate supervision, but these were often shelved or ignored due to a lack of political will by central and local government, a lack of resources and some professionals' resistance to change.

The U.S. National Cancer Institute announced that it is casting a wide net for such "exceptional responders" to experimental cancer drugs that are often shelved.

First, early-stage acquisitions stunt the growth of the industry as a whole because the acquired company's products and solutions are often shelved in favor of the acquiring company's existing product road map.