11 thriller for viewers who have lost patience with Jack Bauer and don't mind mixed signals.
Spain suffered its second biggest corporate crash on Tuesday when real estate giant Reyal Urbis filed for insolvency as banks lost patience with a debt-strapped company that never recovered from the country's burst housing bubble.
If he mentions Sderot at all, it is not with regard to the murderous harrassment his people had been inflicting on the city for years – until Israel lost patience.
But in the process, she said, she lost patience for "anybody's garbage, including my own, and that means that I don't tolerate the schmoozing and packaging too well".
The results of Sunday's vote, in which the turnout was more than 70 per cent, confirmed what the opposition has said for months: the population has lost patience.
I never told him all the things that bothered me about him, like the way he belched after eating, how he never cleaned the bathroom even though I begged him to, how he was always criticizing the quality of things, how when I asked him to have a sense of humor about something he always said it was too late for that, he'd already lost patience.
But the Supreme Court, tired of waiting for Delhi to shut down the industries -- the court has issued repeated orders and deadlines for action since 1996 -- had clearly lost patience, saying, "The court will not withdraw its orders just because hooligans have taken to the streets".
Richards said the league lost patience with Beneke for continually failing to provide proper paperwork.
They're also why so many Democrats lost patience with Sanders for remaining in the race.
"After Tuesday, loneliness and alienation were challenges for which I had, perhaps permanently, lost patience," she says.
