Sentence examples for interest to wait from inspiring English sources

Whether or not readers will have the patience and interest to wait for the final twist depends rather on whether they are interested in all the little swerves and sleights along the way.

My daughter is one of the lucky ones: she has not one, but two parents who will speak with her openly about sex and birth control and why it's in her best interest to wait – not until marriage, but I would hope far later than I did.

I'd say it's in TT's shareholder's best interest to wait it out.

It's probably in the company's best interest to wait this one out.

There was suddenly less of an interest to wait for their DVDs when some of the content was available instantly.

For example, if you plan to take the chemistry assessment, and you have yet to complete the second half of AP Chemistry, it is in your best interest to wait until just after you complete that AP Chemistry course.

Mr. Barak and his colleagues added that pressure within Labor "created among the Palestinians the illusion that the government was about to fall, and that it would be desirable and in their interests to wait for a more 'suitable' government".

He stressed that such a move towards accommodation with Smith might hurt the Conservatives' chances in the British general election the next month, and suggested that it might be in Smith's best interests to wait until after the election to continue negotiations.

The scope of understanding enlarges quite slowly, if it enlarges at all, and the scope of interest seems to wait upon understanding..

The scope of understanding enlarges quite slowly, if it enlarges at all, and the scope of interest seems to wait upon understanding...

As much as you hate your strands getting in your eyes, it's in your best interest to just wait things out.