Sentence examples for will be patience from inspiring English sources

For Fleisher, the key will be patience.

A sometimes nervous-looking Cameron opened the debate by saying: "The hallmarks of this campaign will be patience and persistence, not shock and awe".

"But if the worst happens, we have made provision so that it will not be a financial disaster, and I think there will be patience and loyalty for Roberto.

The key at Congressional will be patience, a word you will hear a lot this week.

The driver of the boat will have to be patience (as will you) because you will get turned sideways more than once and you will fall, once up, more than once!

At such a critical time tourism is very much seen as the lifeline for cash-strapped Greeks and there will be little patience for those impeding it.

Asked about the overall situation, Mr. Rubin, the State Department spokesman, said that "we will be urging patience and time to meet the extremely difficult objectives".

Sonic's challenge – especially for franchisees who have heavily invested in the technology infrastructure – will be exerting patience.

No doubt Real fans will be willing to show patience if so much change also yields a different outcome to that of last season.

In the months ahead our patience will be one of our strengths: patience with the long waits that will result from tighter security; patience in understanding that it will take time to achieve our goals; patience in all the sacrifices that may come.

Much interest will be on the patience of club supporters and multi-millionaire owner Paul Lederer should there be a string of poor results and dwindling crowds.