Sentence examples for waiting as much from inspiring English sources

Players grumbled heavily after play, unhappy about waiting as much as 15 minutes between shots.

The trade-off would be significant: lower Social Security benefits for life ― and possibly waiting as much as a year longer to retire, according to analysts.

And while we wait as much as six months for a vaccine to be readied, we need to pinpoint the best treatment strategies.

Greg Miglino Jr., the chief of South Country Ambulance, said that in some cases people on Fire Island now must wait as much as an hour for emergency medical care.

They bring their kids, in part because the train goes right by there and they like to watch, and in part because they don't have to wait as much as at No. 1. Q: What are your plans?

"There was no facility in my contract about gardening leave but I kept a dignified silence and waited, as much as I was getting panned on websites and what have you, because I wanted to make sure Burnley Football Club got their compensation.

My husband has cataracts and in England you have to wait as much as 8 months for cataract surgery.

While patients at public clinical settings have to wait as much as several months (or even years) for an appointment (especially if the appointment is aimed for routine check-ups or laboratory exams), services at private settings are more timely and readily available [ 14].

And all of them seem to be driven by a determination to reduce people's waiting times as much as they possibly can.

For now, the Mets are signing bit players like D. J. Carrasco, Ronny Paulino and Boof Bonser, letting go reliable left-handers like Hisanori Takahashi and Pedro Feliciano rather than pay them each $3 million or $4 million a year and waiting until as much as $60 million comes off the books after next season.

"Today's clients refuse to wait as long and pay as much for quality as the aristocrats of old did," he said.