Sentence examples for rising waiting from inspiring English sources

"With winter approaching the NHS faces a toxic mix of financial deficits, rising waiting times and low morale.

For every public recognition of the great work done by emergency doctors, there are stories of rising waiting times, burnout and unwelcome meddling in professional training.

Signs of strain are already evident in rising waiting times for A&E, cancer treatment and GP appointments, they say, while demands on midwives are denying new mothers the care they deserve, and mental health services are under severe pressure.

In the end, the choice will have to be between another late bailout from Treasury funds, an intensification of the rationing of access which is already evident in rising waiting times, or a diminution of quality, for example by allowing some slippage against the strictures on staffing which were introduced after the deadly scandal at Mid-Staffs.

Report author Andy McKeon said the difficulties were likely first of all to lead to rising waiting times.

The political headlines have been dominated by NHS statistics with Ed Miliband and David Cameron trading blows against rising waiting times, and at least a dozen hospitals so full they declared "major incidents".

If you feel your adrenaline levels rising, wait for a good opportunity to stop playing, then turn off your Xbox, take a few deep breaths, and go do something else.

He rose, waited for a microphone to be handed to him and slowly unfolded his crumpled index card.

Mix; wait for rising; knead; wait; knead; wait; bake.

McCarthy rises, waits for the cheering and chanting to subside, and then begins to speak.

Doctors warned that the rising numbers waiting longer than they should for treatment could distress patients, affect their chances of making a good recovery and showed the NHS is "creaking at the seams" under growing financial strain.