Sentence examples for declining waiting from inspiring English sources

So when our reforms produced declining waiting lists in the NHS or transformed much of London's schooling or cut crime these weren't a betrayal of principles but implementation of them.

He attacked the taproots of his legitimacy by declining to wait for the Watergate Spec.

The senator's decision to walk off camera shortly after that question was asked, refusing to engage with a follow-up and declining to wait for the interview to be wrapped up, caused some controversy on Twitter.

The event began at 7 00 pm when Stallman took the stage, declining to wait for an introduction.

Of these, 121 (23%) volunteers (84 men, 37 women, p = 0.3) were not able to take ACASI; 72 (59%) were unable to read, 25 (21%) experienced a technical computer problem while taking ACASI, 16 (13%) were not willing, and 8 (7%) were initially willing but declined after waiting too long.

Furthermore, the social network wrote to the editor of Norway's largest newspaper, Aftenposten, and demanded the publication remove the image from its Facebook page – then declined to wait for a reply, and stepped in to remove the image itself.

By instead linking out to the Help Center, the alert is likely to be repeatedly ignored by some, while others decline to wait for an outside site to load.

Patients' declining satisfaction with waiting times was most evident in Fezile Dabi.

There is, however, growing pressure on elective access with "a system-wide decline in waiting time performance" in the last quarter.

34 Another limitation is that Danes in their late 50s who have declining health may wait for voluntary early retirement instead of applying for disability pension.

My declining finances and the waiting baby sitter meant we were home by midnight.