| Since it turned out I spent more time procrastinating instead of actually doing anything, I decided to finally finish my Bachelor of Arts degree. |
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| You tend to think negatively and torture yourself endlessly by imagining the worst and procrastinating about major decisions and changes today. |
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| If I'm garrulous, it means I'm procrastinating, and I should be chastised accordingly. |
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| I've learned that after procrastinating for three hours and finally completing an essay at 1am, kebabs are the best food anyone could ask for. |
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| Inconveniences and time requirements are cited as cause for avoiding or procrastinating office visits. |
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| You know there are people who, despite promising they'll do things earlier and stop procrastinating, always still leave things to the last possible moment? |
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| I am supposed to be doing my taxes now, but am procrastinating. |
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| That doesn't mean procrastinating on urgent issues. Nor is it a justification for delaying efforts that may take years to bear fruit. |
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| The government is procrastinating unnecessarily and perhaps it is going to forgo this possessed and needed expertise and capability. |
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| I need to quit procrastinating and sit down with all the prospectuses, leaflets and my notes from the two universities I'm considering as my first choice. |
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| Our daily activities consist of a large grey area that inevitably causes us to postpone activities to the next day by procrastinating. |
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| What initiatives might encourage people to stop procrastinating and start making and sticking with a financial plan? |
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| Once a desired objective is fixed in her mind, she moves into action without procrastinating. |
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| The moment of grim realisation that I was procrastinating in an obsessive fashion came standing at the sink one day, when I caught myself polishing the cutlery. |
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| Set up a reward system for yourself so that you are incented to tackle difficult jobs and complete them sooner rather than procrastinating. |
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| In a work environment, there are plenty of occasions for procrastinating. |
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| No more procrastinating, no more fence-sitting. |
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| I missed procrastinating and stealing office supplies. |
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| The editor claims full responsibility for procrastinating over the post's production and publication, blaming his conception of time for the delay. |
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| And create a to-do list to fool yourself into doing your second-most-important job while procrastinating over the most important one. This sounds too clever by half. |
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| Meanwhile, others are procrastinating and have not yet begun investing. |
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| Closely akin to procrastinating, or putting off, is dithering. |
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| Very little that is good can be said about procrastinating. |
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| A possible approach to this could be the suspension of regular payments to those Member States procrastinating over returning amounts paid under irregular circumstances. |
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| It is not dithering or procrastinating to take the time to examine the map to make sure you are on the right road, or to change your mind when it is clear that the choice you have made is not leading to where you want to go. |
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| Or maybe I just forget to plan ahead after procrastinating for so long. |
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| The European Union is one of the world's major players, so it must stop procrastinating and draw up structural policies to meet this challenge that involves us all. |
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| The adversity of the current situation calls for progress to be made to create the conditions needed to break with a procrastinating market and weak growth. |
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| If you've been procrastinating about setting your affairs in order, I suggest you think of it as a process that can give your life deeper meaning and a truer direction-and find an advisor who sees it the same way. |
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| Procrastinating and prevaricating in the matter would amount to sanctioning an open season on minorities. |
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