A handful of nimble fans stowed away in stairwells from a previous show, determined to wait it out.
Now, coaches have so much time to relay signals that they can offer tiny adjustments between plays — telling a player to shade one way or another, for example — that in previous seasons had to wait until a series was over.
Investors would immediately sell particularly bad performers from the same month of previous years, while waiting to sell those that did well.
George W. Bush, the previous Republican President, had to wait until his second term to make his first appointment to the Supreme Court.
I went for a check-up once in my previous pregnancy; I had to wait in the queue.
Studies have shown that factors such as being examined by the physician himself, previous acquaintance, not having to wait too long, flexibility in appointment hours, sincerity, provision of clear and abundant information, follow-ups, extensive consultations, and shared decision making play a role in the choice of physician [ 5, 9– 12].
The announcement scraps the previous guidelines that patients had to wait for the chemotherapy drug docetaxel until existing hormone-based treatments had stopped working.
It is quite another to wait for previous challenges to fail, then launch new ones on different grounds over, and over again, seeking endless delay, and endlessly abusing process".
This is in contrast to the previous setup where they had to wait for the utility to build them.
"Less deferential than previous generations, they are unwilling to wait for the government to solve their problems.
Typical CPUs are designed to tackle calculations in a sequential order, which means each mathematical operation will have to wait for the previous to complete.
