Sentence examples for well to wait from inspiring English sources

"The scientific community might do well to wait for the results before complaining".

He thinks the company would do well to wait a year or more until the ad market settles down.

"But I guess it's just as well to wait till we hear from Andrew, not — create any needless disturbance, I guess.

Anyone desperate for an Android phone would do well to wait; treating this latest Motorola attempt as a Milestone on the road to something better.

The figures are impressive, but other congested cities looking on in envy may do well to wait a few more years before rethinking their own traffic systems.

But even if that turns out to be no problem, users would do well to wait a month or so and Google the Web to make sure no unpleasant surprises have beset what looks like the best smartphone yet.

Under the circumstances, full democracy may well have to wait.

He would be well advised to wait awhile for the political stink to disperse.

We may very well have to wait for that point of rupture in order to imagine England as a nation.

Mr. Giuliani would be well advised to wait until after this week, when voters select the next mayor.

The final plugging of the well will have to wait until August, when the two relief wells are scheduled be completed.