Sentence examples for believed waiting from inspiring English sources

In the past, he explains, hospital bosses believed waiting lists were a sign of being overloaded, so they tolerated them in the hope of winning more funding.

He may even (if some reports are to be believed) wait until after the first debate is held to make up his mind.

Although perhaps not an investment case likely to generate excitement, we believe waiting for an environment where stocks reflect $70 plus a barrel long-term rather than around $65 a barrell could be enough to drive a material recovery in Premier's valuation.

That's why it isn't using LiDAR in its system, since it says it believes waiting for the cost curve to come down on that tech, which uses lasers to map surroundings to very high resolution, is "a moral hazard".

That's spurred a content feeding frenzy--there's no point for a tech company to releasing a headset, after all, if there isn't something to watch on it (and, by the same token, most content providers believe waiting for the hardware to catch on before creating entertainment means waiting too long).

Many more, he believed, were waiting in the jungle to benefit humanity.

He believed that waiting for a daylight passage would allow him extra time to train his crew and give the destroyer crews time to rest.

However, 12% more men believed watchful waiting to be a standard treatment in the DA group (87% vs 75% in controls, p = 0.073).

"I don't believe in waiting.

Yet some believe that waiting times have grown.

"I don't believe in waiting around until obsolescence".