Sentence examples for put off dealing with from inspiring English sources

So he put off dealing with it, week after week.

"We couldn't put off dealing with the mess.

"The ironic thing is that procrastinators put off dealing with their procrastination," Steel said.

For his part, Win says, "I had put off dealing with it because I didn't want to think about it".

"The platform is burning, and to put off dealing with upgrading the network is wrong," he said.

Despite his support of the idea of high-speed rail, President Obama has put off dealing with the national transportation bill for another 18 months.

Once I decided to go ahead, it was a diversion, but even then I worried about it; I thought I might be putting off dealing with the grief.

"If you have been putting off dealing with something medically or administratively, especially something that relates to intersection with the federal government, this is the moment," reads the guide.

In my exercise of sorting through the great composers of history to determine the Top 10, I have been putting off dealing with the 19th-century Romantic era (except for those giants of opera, Verdi and Wagner, who have already made the cut).

By shaking up the composition of renters, and their reasons for renting, the recession could be quietly tilting the character of American storage closer to what it was originally: a pragmatic solution to a sudden loss of space, rather than a convenient way of dealing with, or putting off dealing with, an excess of stuff.

"We started off dealing with one case.