Sentence examples for growing waits from inspiring English sources

A front-page article on Aug. 20 about patients' growing waits for medical treatment and test results gave an outdated title for Dr. Charles K. Francis, who said doctors were pulled in so many directions that delays were often unavoidable.

Nick Silvy, a New Orleans native, is at the top of a growing waiting list for the units.

It also has an outpatient division there, but decided to add satellite offices to handle a growing waiting list.

Mary Beth Thompson, 57, who lives in an apartment with two small dogs here, is on the growing waiting list for help.

Your report about growing waiting lists for the federal AIDS Drug Assistance Program ("Slump Cripples Aid for Drugs to Treat H.I.V.," front page, July 1) is deeply troubling to me.

This is a serious problem, because there aren't nearly enough saints in the country to tackle the growing waiting list for a kidney.

"The demographics speak to this," Mr. Charney said, noting the growing waiting list for condos, even before the formal approval process has begun.

She insisted that voters were raising concerns about growing waiting lists, hospital queues and poorer services in Scotland under Salmond's government.

The government's attacks on the NHS – cutting staff, freezing pay, rationing treatment and growing waiting lists – are fuelling widespread anger.

He and his wife pursued a place at the Drew Charter School in the same neighborhood, but a growing waiting list there — no doubt lengthened by some former Toomer families — left them focusing on Toomer's positives.

By giving content-producers a means to charge users, i-mode ensures that there is plenty of content available; indeed there is a growing waiting list of content-providers awaiting DoCoMo's approval for their sites.