Sentence examples for essentially wait for from inspiring English sources

"By that standard, should reporters and the country essentially wait for a pronouncement from the President before believing that which is stated on his behalf by the White House communications staff?" he said.

In PCs, Intel dictates the pace of hardware releases– OEMs essentially wait for CPU updates, then differentiate through inventory control, channel / distribution and branding.

He's essentially waiting for that rope to be handed over.

They are essentially waiting for the clerical regime to do something stupid so that they can galvanize an awareness among Americans that mullahs should not have the bomb.

We're essentially waiting for the U.S. government to catch up to a country like Rwanda, in terms of using technology to make people's lives better.

There are some extraordinarily juicy bits about rivals hiring tails and stalking him, essentially waiting for something — anything — they could use against him.

Hinchcliffe was angry after the race, and claimed that the track should have been fixed earlier: "The fact that (race control) let it go as far as they did, essentially waiting for someone to crash as a result of it before they did something, is very unsafe".

Essentially, waiting on a New York sidewalk for nearly three hours to catch a passing glimpse of the Popemobile.

They're essentially waiting.

Escola says he was essentially waiting to escape.

"I'm essentially always waiting for the other shoe to drop.