Sentence examples for tendency to wait from inspiring English sources

"But I know my horse, and I knew his tendency to wait.

Especially in teleconferences, there is a tendency to wait for someone else to speak first, says Ms. Stack.

When I lived in Manhattan, I had a tendency to wait until the last possible moment to buy a tree.

Foreign sellers are more likely to negotiate with buyers, Ms. Walter said, while Croatian sellers are showing a tendency to wait until the market recovers.

They have a tendency to wait until they sure they are more qualified, when they could apply for senior roles sooner," she says.

If she had a tendency to wait for things to happen in the past, this intense, exacting French actress is now fully in charge of her career.

Too often, there is a tendency to simply wait for detailed instructions and then execute the tasks – not come up with creative suggestions or alternatives.

"Like anything new, there's a tendency for companies to wait and see," he said.

Gray's team suggests that the increases are probably due to a number of factors: a tendency among vets to wait until after a war to seek treatment for problems, a postwar baby boom, and the stress of war.

A later study of GPs and community nurses found that there was a tendency for both to wait until patients raised issues of relevance to ACP [ 22].

Addressing and responding to patients' emotions and psychosocial issues early on during consultations may reduce the tendency for patients to wait to express remaining problems or concerns until the closing stages of the visit [ 6].