Sentence examples for put off dealing with the problem from inspiring English sources

Inside Israel, a debate has resumed about how long the Israelis can afford to put off dealing with the problem themselves, fed by fears that Iran's reaction to the region's turmoil might be a race for the bomb.

When we have loads of problems to deal with, it's not uncommon to put off dealing with the issues.

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

That might lead you to assume you can put off dealing with the inherited account.

Ireland is paying for its decision to set up a toxic-loan repository that forces banks to clean up their balance-sheets vigorously, rather than put off dealing with problems (as Germany has done) or insure dodgy loans and just hope they improve (as Britain has).

Avoid the urge to put off dealing with these and instead provide safe opportunities for them.

It happens when founders rationalize problems until it's too late and put off dealing with their most profound challenges.

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

SPORTSSUNDAY Holy City, Toughest Problem Jerusalem is such a sensitive issue that until now peace negotiators put off dealing with it.

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

The problem was the absence of government staff (they will be off dealing with the graver emergencies).