Sentence examples for stall further from inspiring English sources

Looking to stall further, Marchenko then called a medical timeout.

But the second study cautions that other, natural factors could stall further warming.

After he lost the second set, Marchenko then took a bathroom break to stall further.

Defeat in by-elections could provide them with the pretext to try to stall further reforms, or maybe even to turn back the clock.

She said: "The latest data on emissions are indeed encouraging, but this is no time for complacency, and certainly not the time to use this positive news as an excuse to stall further action".

Now, his successor, Margaret Beckett, has decided to stall further with an appeal to the information tribunal which, given the strength of the commissioner's decision and recent tribunal decisions on the exemption in question, can only be a cynical delaying tactic.

They defeated two Republican senators and prompted a third to retire, giving Democrats a tie vote in the state senate, stalling further Walker onslaughts.

Work on the farm bill was delayed after contentious battles in the House over proposed cuts to the food stamp program, and the bill was stalled further by the government shutdown.

Lack of refueling facilities was particularly critical; failure of existing refueling stations to achieve profitability stalled further investment, which in turn depressed sales of vehicle conversions.

The share stalled further losses following its plunge on Friday, when investors pummeled the share amid concerns about IBM's relatively slow revenue growth.

The reorganization of domestic employment and ebbing of social movements in the next decade stalled further improvements.