Sentence examples for waiting to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Senate Republicans are not waiting to evaluate Mr. Obama's nominations on their merits, choosing instead to deliver their written warning.

"The guerrillas have fallen back, and are waiting to evaluate the weak points in the government's strategy," says Alfredo Rangel, a security analyst.In other words, Mr Uribe's effort will fail unless it is refined and sustained.

The European commissioner responsible for financial market regulation, Michel Barnier, complained that S.& P. had acted without waiting to evaluate the results of the coming two-day summit meeting in Brussels.

Gaining approval for trials, recruiting patients and waiting to evaluate the effects are all time-consuming.

In both 1956 and 1957, the committee declined to take action, waiting to evaluate the quality of Go Man Go's first foals before making a decision.

But radio and MTV often wait to evaluate first-week sales before committing to airplay.

With spring training just three weeks away, the Yankees may have to wait to evaluate other teams' third basemen during the exhibition season.

He defended his decision to wait to evaluate Rodriguez, even though college coaches are often fired in December to minimize the disruption to recruiting.

But the Jets will wait to evaluate the game film before deciding whether he merits a spot instead of — or in addition to — Jamaal Westerman and Garrett McIntyre, both of whom have earned praise from Ryan and the coaching staff.

Goldman Sachs, which is due to report its 2009 figures on Thursday, is still wrestling with how to tackle the bonus tax among its 32,000 staff and has delayed informing them of their individual payouts until next week while it waits to evaluate the approach being taken by its rivals.

But there's no need to wait to evaluate the claim that hackers caused the northeastern blackout of 2003.