Sentence examples for procrastination arises from inspiring English sources

Understand the ease with which procrastination arises.

The philosopher Mark Kingwell puts it in existential terms: "Procrastination most often arises from a sense that there is too much to do, and hence no single aspect of the to-do worth doing.... Underneath this rather antic form of action-as-inaction is the much more unsettling question whether anything is worth doing at all".

I might be at the gym; or watching a movie; but these connect-the-dot moments arise from creative procrastination.

When I know that I am procrastinating, I start thinking of the possible losses that can arise due to the procrastination.

"It appears work on the Collins edition is going slowly, in part because of the procrastination of Max Hayward … We also understand that difficulties have arisen in translating poems which appear in the book into fluent English and that Stephen Spender may work on this problem," the CIA wrote.

Problem-solving training involves teaching clients a structured, systematic method of solving problems that arise, as an alternative to solving problems impulsively, focusing on the wrong problems, or avoiding dealing with problems altogether (e.g., procrastination).

Arise, arise, arise!

Cheers arose.

Ambiguities arise.

Problems arise.

Obstacles arose.