Sentence examples for taken a wait from inspiring English sources

Many investors have since taken a "wait and see" attitude toward Intel's efforts in mobile.

Despite earlier warnings about Mr. Chen, Beijing has taken a "wait and see" approach so far.

After all, OnePlus has long taken a wait and see approach to new tech.

The construction cranes that dot the area have had decidedly mixed reviews, and city officials have, so far, taken a "wait and see" stance toward potential congestion issues.

Previously, Hoshino has taken a "wait and see" approach towards marriage, but Barros can't wait any longer, according to Barcroft TV.

There, of course, is still outrage at what happened to Eric Garner, but as of this writing, NY communities of color have taken a wait and see approach as to the investigation, and it is reassuring to these communities to know that Sharpton is top of the situation.

The Staten Island borough president, James P. Molinaro, has taken a wait-and-see approach to the project.

Col. Ron Johnson, a commander of American marines in the sector, says the Americans have taken a wait-and-see approach.

Other than that, the company has taken a wait-and-see attitude, said Michael Bzdak, Johnson & Johnson's director of corporate contributions.

He said that pending the appellate review, federal and state agencies that also must review the application have taken a wait-and-see attitude.

Despite the most sweeping overhaul of banking rules since the Depression, banks have taken a wait-and-see attitude toward adapting many of the new rules or offloading billions of dollars of troubled securities.