Sentence examples for one could wait from inspiring English sources
"I certainly agree that there shouldn't be any rush to judgment where new technologies and intellectual property issues are in conflict," he said, "but one should also not assume that one could wait forever".
But Michael Frias, a former Democratic field director in Maricopa, said these were not times when one could wait for precise details. "In years past, you would say that it's not a big deal to run into, say, 200 people who already had their ballot to vote," he said.
In a blog post announcing the new design, the company said it wanted to help people quickly sort through their messages to determine which ones were important and which ones could wait until later.
Thus, there were 4802 non-elective cases performed in the Pavilion ORs in 2013: An add-on elective case is defined as one that could wait several days; an urgent case is defined as one that must enter the OR within 24 h, or sooner, depending on the clinical need; urgent cases are further divided into classifications of 0 to 4 6 h (urgent1), 8 12 h (urgent2) and 24 h (urgent3).
I, for one, couldn't wait.
But the fact that Mr. Obama embraced many of the Bush administration's counterterrorism policies "hardened" him, and he told The Guardian that he had decided one could not wait for others to act.
Denman for one couldn't wait to tell everyone he knew about his scholarship and claims that no one really cast any shade on him for pursuing or flaunting it.
All but two respondents requested the result; one refused and one could not wait for the result due to other commitments but was informed later.
Nevertheless, if one could not wait the culture results, ampicillin, penicillin, methicillin, trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole, doxycyclin and chloramphenicol are not good choices to treat wound infections.
On Saturday, that could wait.
