Sentence examples for challenges of waiting from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that one of the challenges of waiting until after official mourning periods is that a carer may leave the rural family home to return to a life or employment in urban areas.

Some of the challenges listed may be challenges that are particular to the Canadian context because of our Medicare system, such as the challenge of waiting lists or the shortage of family physicians.

He said the possibility of primary elections as early as June made it prudent to mount a legal challenge now, instead of waiting until the legislative task force released a draft of district lines.

We are challenging the paradigm of waiting until obesity has developed to begin addressing it.

All challenge tests involve some degree of waiting after the administration of the glucose solution.

But unlike those other Web 2.0 behemoths who have the luxury of waiting out revenue challenges as their user base surges and the economy recovers, YouTube's runaway success meant extremely high bandwidth costs and legal worries early on.

But chefs accustomed to the rapid-fire pace of the restaurant kitchen seem enchanted by the challenge of the waiting game, allowing nature to run its course as an expensive piece of flesh is gradually transformed by molds, enzymes and yeasts.

13 This therefore presents a number of challenges to services, including demands on clinical time, the potential development of waiting lists and issues about prioritisation of services.

"But the United States may not have the leeway of waiting to build up partner capacities to take on these kinds of challenges," she said.

Enough of waiting!

Courtrooms are temples of waiting.