Sentence examples for procrastinating on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "procrastinating on" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation where someone is avoiding doing something or taking too long to do a task. For example, "I've been procrastinating on cleaning the house all week."
"My best trick is to play my projects off against each other, procrastinating on one by working on another".
He's clever (Cambridge) and rich (family money), a dilettantish author who has published one book, an amateur cultural study of music, and is procrastinating on another, about mourning rituals.
In one study, students who reported high levels of self-forgiveness for procrastinating on studying for an exam later procrastinated less on a second exam.
The industry and aviation regulators have been procrastinating on this vital front for years.
"If they keep procrastinating on what are pretty good recommendations," Dr. Guercia said, "they're going to run out of time".
(Remind the adults in your life of this fact the next time they nag you about procrastinating on your college applications).
For political cover, the G.O.P. has set a token cut in military spending, which allows the Pentagon to procrastinate on precise details.
Estate planning is one of those items that people often procrastinate on.
"We find that people who are generally more likely to procrastinate on things are also more likely to procrastinate on going to bed".
"No company would let you procrastinate on health insurance," said David Laibson, a Harvard University economics professor.
Should we brush aside the science and procrastinate on difficult decisions yet again?
