How To Use Waiting game In A Sentence
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Serious carpetbaggers with money to invest long-term may decide that they can play the waiting game.
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He put some tape around one toe and the next one along, as a kind of splint, but basically it's just a waiting game.
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There are various reasons to play the waiting game at present.
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We are now in that waiting game with our pulks fully packed and ready to go for when the time arrives.
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There are various reasons to play the waiting game at present.
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In summary, I think common extended delays often for other noninstrumental information are part of a more subtle waiting game that it's the job of both the VC and the entrepreneur to know how to play.
Decision Making and the Venture Capital Process
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Danny: So far so good. It's a waiting game I guess.
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The police sealed off the area and played a waiting game.
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In a contest like this, the stronger side can afford to play a waiting game.
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It is a waiting game and a praying game but he is a tough cookie.
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Johansson and Englund studied a waiting game between bullheads (Cottus gobio; a predatory fish) and case-making caddis fly larvae.
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They're playing a waiting game, delaying their own offer until they know what the others are offering.
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They claim it would outlaw the use of terriers to flush foxes out of their holes so they can be shot by waiting gamekeepers during the bird breeding season.
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We appreciate all the letters that have been pouring in, they have been a nice diversion from the waiting game.
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All the Windles can now do is play an awful waiting game, watching the news and constantly searching the Internet for any updates.
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No one deserves the indignity and the despair of playing an never-ending waiting game for treatment.
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There are various reasons to play the waiting game at present.
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They're playing a waiting game, delaying their own offer until they know what the others are offering.
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Those who play a waiting game have matters more in their own hands, time gives them double chances; whereas if success does not come at once to the ephemerid he misses it altogether.
The Note-Books of Samuel Butler
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The police sealed off the area and played a waiting game.
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There are various reasons to play the waiting game at present.
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Whether disgruntled fiancées fed up at playing the waiting game will draw parallels between their menfolk and the baboons, skunks and pigs remains uncertain.
