Sentence examples for wait for future from inspiring English sources

Significant achievements in arms control would have to wait for future Republican presidents.

(Although the Samsung S3 won't work with EvEv LTE in the UK - you'll have to wait for future models).

(Sony is even telling users to wait for future software patches to fix some of the PS3's deficiencies).

I can't wait for future episodes, as the pair scream at each other about mid-cycle mucus and Norris sets aside his ham barm in dismay.

The rest of us are reluctant to wait for future benefits because, for reasons either genetic or buried in our deep pasts, we don't believe good things are likely to happen.

As part of her leader's speech today, Ms Sturgeon is expected to back Mr Salmond and announce that Scotland does not intend to wait for future Westminster authority to hold another referendum.

Some buyers may be waiting for future versions of the iPad, perhaps with a camera or other new features, Mr. Abramsky said.

Consumers there have cut their spending, waiting for future bargains, and some are unable to pay off debts that are effectively growing more burdensome by the month.

He said the US-inspired Black Friday of flash sales was followed by a "challenging lull in spending" as consumers waited for future bargains.

Despite his long and controversial tenure, it seems that everything that happened before has diminished in importance and receded in memory, waiting for future historians to resurrect it and put it in perspective.

Those worries hit growth stocks the hardest because investors are less keen on waiting for future earnings growth when interest rates rise.