Sentence examples for term waiting from inspiring English sources

I get that we live in a very crowded world, but I remember a time when the term waiting room wasn't so literal and seeing a doctor didn't involve sitting in the aforementioned room for at least an hour.

The software ordered all registrations in a single priority-sorted list in real time and suggested admissions for patients with the highest priority score, including a short term waiting list forecast (one to four weeks).

Some urged that doleful term "waiting," maintaining that "character" is built by biting the bullet and waiting.

Mr. Patrick, who is finishing his first term, waited until Sunday to run his first television advertisment.

During his term, wait times at the Indiana motor vehicles bureau dropped from 40 minutes to under 10 minutes while customer satisfaction levels skyrocketed.

Mr. Bush's judicial nominees in his first term waited, on average, 37 days to receive a floor vote, White House officials said.

Wait time 1 was evaluated in this study and the term wait time in this article means wait time 1.

"There is plenty of opportunity to ease back on the signs and lines in many places, giving drivers short-term waiting bays instead so they can stop briefly to buy a paper or loaf of bread".

"You can also take a quiz to name parts," says a student who used the prototype to learn five new brain terms waiting in line for a latte.

Further research investigating empirically all supply factors, particularly how the cost structure and hospitals' objectives change across duration seems to be an important step to understand the rationing of treatment through waiting times, and guide policy design. 1 The terms waiting times and duration will be used interchangeably.

The HCT should continue to advocate with donors to adequately fund recovery in the short to intermediate term while waiting for the medium to long term mechanisms to come into play.