The university wouldn't make such a rash decision but rather wait until the end of the regular season, I'd wager.
For the first hour, it increases slowly at first and fairly dramatically until reaching the maximum value; subsequently, it decreases rapidly for the following 10 minutes and rather gradually until the end.
It felt as if there was rather little disagreement until the end, when suddenly it was sharp.
Manguso writes that, rather than waiting until the end of her own life to think about the end of her friend's, she waited "what seems an arbitrary, meaningless length of time".
But the urn, or at least the crystal replica, should have been presented at Trent Bridge, in the aftermath of the team triumph, rather than wait until the end of the series.
During the Korean War Gen. Douglas MacArthur "permitted code names to be declassified and disseminated to the press once operations had begun, rather than waiting until the end of the war," Colonel Sieminski writes.
Rather than waiting until the end of the construction process to add a few token touches to the completed apartments, the developers had Mr. Stark at the table from the beginning, seeking his input on orienting the buildings in relation to the adjacent river and highways, designing the lobbies and corridors, and situating the amenities.
And although Mr. Bashaw, a Republican, left Democrats and Republicans alike praising his work at the reinvestment authority, he did create something of a political quandary by resigning, effective Sept. 30, rather than waiting until the end of the year, when a newly elected governor would have been able to make his own appointment to the influential $137,500-a-year 137,500-a-year 137,500-a-year post
Elaine Clark, founder and managing director of CheapAccounting.co.uk, which provides online accounting services to hundreds of small businesses, says the proposal to make tax digital was initiated partly because the business community wanted to know how much tax it owed as it went along, rather than waiting until the end of the year.
As two of them projected rather moderate shifts until the end of the twenty-first century (ECHAM5/CLM and REMO/UBA), the two others (HADCM3/CLM and WETTREG 2010) projected stronger shifts.
