Sentence examples for the procrastination of from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown that students who routinely procrastinate consistently get lower grades; businesses that miss deadlines due to the procrastination of their employees can lose millions of dollars.

NHS England and NHS Improvement are right to look for ways to batter through the procrastination of decades, but must be wary of the risks.

BBD: Yes, the procrastination of the African states has been rightly criticised, but you have to understand that it is ultimately suicidal for them to engage in a complex war with their bare hands.

"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.

Ultimately, the final numbers will depend on the success of the states, greater marketing from the White House, and the procrastination of consumers.

We see it used as a productivity tool: By pushing messages with Cyber Dust, you eliminate much of the procrastination of email.

This number deviates based on the procrastination level of parents.

Sixteen months – and almost 30,000 deaths – after the start of the Syrian revolution, he continues his crimes in complete tranquillity, encouraged firstly by Iran, Russia and China, and secondly by the hesitations and procrastination of the international community.

The situation has just been made more acute this year by the procrastination and unease of European leaders.

Eventually, the Westerners had enough of the procrastination.

The bright side may be that because of the procrastination, the area needed to bury the nuclear waste may shrink.