Sentence examples for fine to wait from inspiring English sources

What if we felt assured it was fine to wait until we knew we wouldn't feel used?

Mrs. Newby wanted to go to the bank and finally settle the matter, but her husband argued it was fine to wait.

"How can it be essential that we go to war prior to the election but absolutely fine to wait until after the election before we take any action to deal with the economy?" Mr. Gore, who ran against Mr. Bush in 2000 and is considering whether to run in 2004, offered few details about which policies he thought had failed or what Mr. Bush and Congress should do.

In fact many urgent surgeries and procedures are perfectly fine to wait on, medically.

Otherwise, I think people would be fine to wait a moment after hovering / holding while at least a page's title is imported.

It's fine to wait until the last half hour of trading to gauge the market and place an order but then make sure your bid is in (and confirmed) by 4 p.m.

A fine place to wait out the hellish rush-hour traffic, a "this doesn't qualify as going out" night out, or to take colleagues you don't quite trust with hard liquor just yet.

In the meantime this is more of a developer playground than a serious proposal; it supports desktop Firefox and there's a WebXR Viewer on the iOS App Store if you want to test it out, but for most people it'll be fine to just wait.

"Because Great Ormond Street had incorrect information, they were saying it was perfectly fine for me to wait for an appointment.

If money is burning a hole in your pocket for something specific (a new car, when your current model works fine), force yourself to wait a month before buying.

What is generally regarded as Martinů's finest opera had to wait 40 years for its British premiere, until the New Opera Company staged it at the Coliseum in 1978.