Sentence examples for decent to wait from inspiring English sources

Time frames have become compressed: where once it was considered decent to wait 30 years before opening the filing cabinets to public scrutiny, the main players now rush to do deals before their market - or simple curiosity - value fades.

"There should be a decent place for people to wait and get information," said Clifford Hymowitz, 50, of Selden, the founder of Concerned Citizens for Public Transportation in Suffolk County.

Because she can't afford decent daycare and has to wait for her landlady to show up before Margaret can take off for her low-paying job.

She may contact Kaufman's business partner, Diane Becker, but wishes to wait a decent interval before intruding.

We could say that we're setting an example for politicians (...cough, cough, Mitt Romney, cough...) to wait a decent amount of time before going off half-cocked on a developing situation, but instead we are just way behind on keeping up with the news, so we're going to resist the urge to "spin" our own backlog into some sort of noble stand.

There are broad issues surrounding each company's broadband play and the time that investors may have to wait to see a decent price runup.

"If you [invest] in someone like SCS you will have to wait until Christmas 2009 until you make a decent return".

But he had to wait for The Godfather for his first decent payday – a far better payday, in fact, than he had expected.

"We don't want to have to wait for an oil spill to get a decent protection system in place, like in Alaska".

Should investors getting into these stocks expect to wait a significant amount of time to see decent returns?

But shooting in 4K won't come cheap, meaning Netflix investors will have to wait even longer to see their company make decent money.