How To Use dilatory In A Sentence
- Bishops, like most people, are often dilatory and strongly disposed toward avoiding controversy.
- With a view of allowing Jake time to "cover his tracks" he resorted to "dilatory" measures. Before the War, and After the Union; An Autobiography
- Gingrich branded the amendment strategy "dilatory" about the nicest thing he said about Democrats. Gingrich Goes Ballistic
- There is a questionable sort of beginning, which might be called dilatory, that consists in carrying the literary aspect of the essential facts to the extreme, and making them occupy a deal more valuable space than is rightly theirs. Short Story Writing A Practical Treatise on the Art of The Short Story
- Even moderate drinking can have an immediate vasodilatory effect, increasing blood flow to the skin. Times, Sunday Times
- And, while the process must be thorough, it can't be dilatory.
- The presence of large number of candidates makes descriptive answering method onerous and dilatory.
- It's this dilatory, not-at-all thrusting progress that always makes me wonder where passengers on the North London Line are actually going.
- Nor can we rely on escalatory steps such as economic sanctions to pressure it as it employs dilatory and diversionary tactics to complete its final solution.
- Democrats accused them of using "dilatory" tactics, but the Bushmen plodded on. Al At The Brink