Sentence examples for wait so much from inspiring English sources

"Why should Welsh patients be forced to wait so much longer?

It's hard to wait so much, but it's part of the work.

From the point of view of the reality of the situation there was no rational need for the participants in the VC to wait so much longer than those in the HC, let alone repeat the question.

And back then, as today, it was not the wait so much as the scrutiny.

"After waiting so much time for that right, we want them to have the opportunity to enjoy that," said Christy Pambianchi, a senior vice president for human resources at Corning, which put the policy into effect in New Hampshire and Massachusetts when gay marriage became legal there.

So why do we hate waiting so much?

It was the launch pad for what happened in the autumn in Perthshire, but that can wait, for so much occurred in Scottish sport in 2014 before the Ryder Cup circus rolled into Gleneagles.

The example here proves that customers weren't willing to wait even so much as a few weeks to get their hands on the device on a network they're already used to when it's readily available elsewhere.

Before the arrival of Harry, all the actors have their backs turned to face it, as if they were waiting not so much for Harry as for time itself.

Clearly, this is the innovation womankind has been waiting for: so much of our shame has been thoughtfully managed by the beauty market, from the disgusting way we smell to our vile body hair, from the decrepitude of our elasticity to the sebum of our t-zones, yet nobody's ever thought to deal with the elephant in the room, or to be more precise, the moose in the bed.

If she's playing hard to get, she might be purposely waiting, so don't put too much stock in this.