Sentence examples for every reason to wait from inspiring English sources

The Yankees have turned down trade offers for Hernández, and they have every reason to wait.

There is every reason to wait, especially since the work to authenticate the paintings has already been done.

But now both parties have every reason to wait two years and see if their bargaining position improves.

There is every chance that Vodafone's takeover of Mannesmann may do that; but also every reason to wait for the evidence before lining the boss's pockets.

Sony's PlayStation 3, widely expected to debut in 2006, will inevitably pack more graphics wallop than Microsoft's machine, giving the tech snobs that spend the most money on videogames every reason to wait.

Otherwise, he saw no reason to wait.

There is little reason to wait, though.

Polke saw no reason to wait.

One important reason to wait is the price.

Several Romney advisers said they saw no reason to wait.

There is no reason to wait based on this data.