Sentence examples for because of the wait from inspiring English sources
It means all the more because of the wait.
Yet in two years' time, the operation might be more complicated because of the wait.
We paid for our wine and left, as much because of his terrible attitude as because of the wait.
On that lunch-hour visit, after eating my soup — I had expected a larger portion, along the lines of a lunch special — I was afraid to order more food because of the wait.
McLaren sent both drivers to the end of the pit lane to ensure they had track position, but Button said that he was unable to get the tyres to work because of the wait.
The advantages of TSH are that it results in a sufficient FLR and that it allows physicians to select patients eligible for radical surgery because of the wait time between the two operations; however, the development of severe adhesions after the first hepatectomy is a major disadvantage during the second hepatectomy.
Still, she said, she could not enroll the children until they were eight months old because of the waiting list.
Because of the waiting times between buses, it took her until about two in the afternoon to travel the hundred-odd miles.
Increasingly, taxi drivers say they too are being asked to take party-goers to A&E because of the waiting times for ambulances.
He added that one in four employees working for companies that offer insurance are ineligible because of the waiting periods and other restrictions.
