Sentence examples for tends to wait from inspiring English sources

It tends to wait until the primaries are played out, then offers support to the winners.

Being a dutiful fan, for the most part, he tends to wait until the late-night rerun to watch.

Dr. Kaul says he tends to wait to prescribe new drugs until he learns more from the experience of colleagues, and Eliquis will be no exception.

The agency's role is to judge whether a merger impedes competition, and, according to a senior regulator in the Bush Administration, it tends "to wait for a violation before it acts".

Thus, when Jane, John, Jack and Julia all know about the same concern, each tends to wait for one of the others to take on the risks of speaking up and feels less personally guilt or duty-bound to bring up the issue him or herself.

"Historically, the target company tends to wait for six weeks before applying for a deadline.

So, over here, we tend to wait.

He tended to wait until the last day.

Social media marketers tend to wait for the perfect moment.

But I think we tend to wait too long.

Faster goalkeepers tended to wait until later before initiating movement in comparison with slower goalkeepers.