Sentence examples for advantageous to wait from inspiring English sources

The White House decided, they said, that even with the appearance of disarray it was still more advantageous to wait until after Labor Day to kick off their plan.

Offering regular pain relief may be advantageous compared to waiting for women to request it.

The fact that they retain most of their genetic polymorphism enables them to rapidly respond to any selection pressures by shifting the frequencies of their alleles without needing to wait for rare advantageous mutations.

Thus robust populations may have a better shot at responding to new environmental challenges, as they contain potentially advantageous genetic variants upfront, rather than having to wait for new mutations to arise (Rutherford 2003).

In this case the 'light before' approach would be clearly advantageous to the 'light after' strategy, where one would have to wait several hours to ensure maximal uptake of the drug.

A business could decide, say, whether it would be more advantageous to buy a new computer system before the end of this year, or to wait a year or so.

To wait and wait.

"They tell you to wait, wait, wait," she says.

Others want to wait.

Better to wait.

"Everyone had to wait.