Sentence examples for waiting reflects from inspiring English sources

The long line of men waiting reflects a general mood of waiting prevalent in the camp – and suggests that here even entertainment is dark and regimented".

Patients in the delayed admission group experienced an increase in SOFA score while waiting, reflecting worsening of organ dysfunction during this period.

Does Monson's long wait reflect a larger pattern of undistributed funds in small communities?

The Bee Gees were passed over 11 times before being inducted in 1997; some fans and managers say the long wait reflected an anti-disco bias within the selection committees.

As we wait, he reflects again on how his career might have been different if he had moved to Los Angeles.

Do waiting lists reflect the feverish demand of legions of customers, or are they just a ruse -- a marketing device to stimulate demand by creating an illusion of scarcity?

Most of this theoretical literature put emphasis on hospitals decisions on optimal expected (average) waiting time, reflecting the benefits of having a single statistic to measure quality and efficiency of public healthcare provision.

However, it is not possible to ascertain from these data whether waiting times reflected the availability of specialist appointments per se (eg, minimum waiting time for all referrals) or the details of the referral (eg, the level of urgency communicated by optometrists or GPs).

Conclusions Presenting to an emergency department during shifts with longer waiting times, reflected in longer mean length of stay, is associated with a greater risk in the short term of death and admission to hospital in patients who are well enough to leave the department.

The states have been chipping away at the right for years requiring parental consent for teenagers and mandatory counselling, and forcing women to wait and reflect before going ahead with abortions.

His reason for waiting and studying reflects the extremely challenging nature of the bar exam here: Under an updated system for Japanese law schools that took effect in 2004, of which the new bar exam is included, the number of times people can sit for the test is limited to three, and Mr. Otsuka wants to make sure he is ready before trying to pass the test.