But we have-- SARA EISEN: It also-- HARUHIKO KURODA: --been patient.
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WE'RE THE ONES WHO HAVE TO BE – THAT HAVE BEEN PATIENT.
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Farmers have been patient as tariffs have hurt their export markets.
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So far the police and FBI have been patient in Oregon, too.
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"I think I have been patient enough," said the mother-of four.
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I've been patient, and trying to find whatever I'm going to do next.
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I have been patient but now it's getting ridiculous and I'm quite upset.
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But the painter has been patient with them all, especially with Javier's mother.
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I have been patient while we have used every other path and tool.
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We have been patient, but we keep thinking back to Tom's words to Deena.
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The Committee has been patient in raising rates, and that patience has paid dividends….
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"I have been patient while we tried every other path, and used every other tool," Lewis said.
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"We have been patient over the last few months in anticipating a new high," MKM analysts wrote on Sunday.
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"We've been patient in removing accommodation and I think that patience has served us well," he told the committee.
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"He has the backing of many Democratic senators who feel that he has been patient to a fault," he said.
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"He has the backing of many Democratic senators who feel that he has been patient to a fault," said Sen.
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These federal agencies have been patient and cautious to a fault in their prosecution of the Bundys and their accomplices.
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From the start, Curry says her role — in addition to hosting and executive producing the series — has been patient advocate.
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So far, carmakers in Britain have been patient, and moved ahead with investments necessary to keep their plants on track.
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"I'm so thankful that everyone has been patient because I've had a sh*t year," Osbourne said in a statement.
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"I'm so thankful that everyone has been patient because I've had a s--t year," Osbourne said in a statement.
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So if people hadn't been patient enough to keep engaging, he probably would not have figured it out for himself.
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Rating agencies have been patient with the political process up to now, but there are signs time might be running out.
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Tech investors typically have been patient about promises of future prosperity, especially if there is appreciable top-line or customer growth.
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"Investors have been patient, but at some point that patience is going to run out," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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Backers have been patient with the 44-year-old Florida senator, buoyed by the political talent he has flashed -- especially on the debate stage.
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"I have been patient while we tried every other path and used every other tool," Mr. Lewis thundered from the well of the House.
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"I have been patient while we tried every other path and used every other tool," Lewis said in a statement on the House floor.
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The government had given the Houthis "full opportunity" to negotiate and had been patient enough despite continued ceasefire violations and attacks in Yemen, it said.
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"Thank you to all of you who have been patient and understanding as I took my time to recover and bond with her," Rossi concludes.
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"We've always been patient focused," he said, adding that without opioids the 1 in 5 adults in the United States who have chronic pain would suffer.
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Speaking at a conference in Switzerland, Johnson said May had been "patient and stoical" in facing all the difficulties around the country's departure from the bloc.
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Krishnamoorthy said Acumatica has been patient with its official roll out as it's been refining and improving certain features, like security and authorization, based on early customer feedback.
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"I have been patient, and at this point it's getting a bit absurd," Cameron Winklevoss wrote to Mr. Shrem in 2013 in an email quoted in the lawsuit.
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He added that they both may have been "patient zero" for coronavirus in the United States, implying they might be the first to bring the virus to America.
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He's been patient with her insistence on taking things at a snail's pace, and during the party, she finally reveals to him why, telling him briefly about her assault.
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Captain might not have been patient zero, but his family recalled that before falling ill, the youngster scooped up a squawking chicken and carried it to his uncle's home.
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Once an employee has been patient enough to reach the front of the data breadline, he gets to ask the data analyst team to help him answer his question.
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He added that one reason the Fed has been patient in mulling a rate hike this year is that "slack," or underutilized workers, remain in the U.S. labor market.
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"I have been away from my family for quite some time now, and while they have been patient and understanding, it is time that I rejoin them," he wrote.
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"Farmers have been patient and willing to let negotiations play out, but with each passing day, patience is wearing thin," said National Corn Growers Association President Lynn Chrisp in the statement.
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Pompeo needs to explain to Kim that while America has been patient – showing good will towards North Korea to prove that we are no threat to the regime – our patience is not limitless.
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Whether this update discovery ends up being part of a final release or not, it's inevitable that Apple will drop support for 32-bit apps, it's been patient with updates for two years and now it's getting aggressive.
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In a speech that shed little light on whether the U.S. central bank would move as soon as next month to tighten policy, Governor Jerome Powell said the Fed was wise to have been patient in recent years.
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"We have been patient... We have not deplored all of our troops to Syria ... with the moderate opposition Jerablus was freed," he said, adding that Turkey supported plans to drive IS out of its Syrian stronghold of Raqqa.
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"We've been patient this year, but it is past time to act and to act decisively," said Tim Phillips, the president of Americans for Prosperity, which is coordinating the push with other groups across the Kochs' political network.
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We've been friends for a long time and it was just a natural progression, and he's just amazing and been patient with me...I need someone that's patient and willing to deal with me, and he's been that way.
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The group made a quiet début in 2013, and fans have been patient since: a new EP is due in March, recorded partially in Farsi to blend Jamalifard's Iranian roots with the band's tasteful take on the Midwestern pop legacy.
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As Trump headed home, European officials were left with mixed feelings: relief that he had been patient enough to listen to their arguments and unsettled by a Jekyll-and-Hyde figure who is still finding his way on the big policy issues.
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"I think this economic expansion can last a good while longer," Dudley told a business council gathering, adding one reason the Fed has been patient in mulling a rate hike this year is that "slack," or underutilized workers, remain in the U.S. labor market.
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When we released it, I was thinking of it in the context of my fans, the handful of loyal people who like my music and have been patient with me, waiting for me to come out with new music and being so excited about it.
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In a speech that shed little light on whether the U.S. central bank would move as soon as next month to tighten policy, Governor Jerome Powell said the Fed was wise to have been patient in recent years and to have kept rates low.
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Ask any devoted monarchist why they're so fond of this crinkled mediocrity, and you'll probably get a variant on the same answer: She represents "tradition," she "provides stability," she's "always been there," she's been "patient," she doesn't go anywhere, she is beyond life and death.
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The publishers feel they've been patient in enforcing copyright claims, particularly considering that, as Milne tells me, their sales teams have heard "individual institutions and consortiums," which he is not at liberty to name, name-drop Researchgate and pirate sites like Sci-Hub to get leverage in price negotiations.
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Wozniak also wondered if the two of them could have been patient zero in the U.S. The tweet included a Swarm app check-in at the West Coast Sports Institute in Santa Clara, CA. According to USA Today, Wozniak's wife Janet later confirmed that she does not have the coronavirus.
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The new simplified plan looks like this: Ο Create stunning solar roofs with seamlessly integrated battery storage Ο Expand the electric vehicle product line to address all major segments Ο Develop a self-driving capability that is 10X safer than manual via massive fleet learning Ο Enable your car to make money for you when you aren't using it Tesla investors have been patient so far, but that was called into question amidst Tesla's plans to acquire SolarCity.
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However, in the second leg, he was sent–off in the last minutes of extra time for a unprofessional foul; the match went to penalty shootout and Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors lost 5–4. After the match, Moon apologised for his actions and said he should have been patient.
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Comstock slaps her. Elnora has always been patient, but now she screams that she hates her mother and rushes out. Mrs. Comstock, finally realizing how essential Elnora is to her stable home life, sets out that night to replace the moth. She worsens the situation, a result which Elnora hides from her, but when the Sintons discover that Mrs.
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Another popular refrain runs ṣabarnā kthīr bidnā thār bi al-ḍaffaih w kull al-qitā' … bi al-moqlayṭah w al-maqlā' thawrah thawrah sha'bīyyaih. ('We have been patient for too long, we want revenge In the West Bank and Gaza Strip . . With the sling and the slingshot Revolution, Popular Revolution')McDonald p.135. Throwers ranged from small children (alwād) to adolescent youths (shabab).
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Facts still need to be investigated. Guatemala has been patient and shown conciliatory attitudes for 110 years to deal with threats of imperialist power [such as] those who want to appear as victims when oppressors. There is no justification for force and lethal use of weapons. We regret that for the first time we had to use this forum to condemn such behavior.
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Her final test may be to dance at the king's banquet. The Frog Princess sheds her skin, and the prince then burns it, to her dismay. Had the prince been patient, the Frog Princess would have been freed but instead he loses her. He then sets out to find her again and meets with Baba Yaga, whom he impresses with his spirit, asking why she has not offered him hospitality.
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Meanwhile Felix had made 14,000 francs on dealing in gold coin and preparations were made for Charles to depart to the Indies. Felix devises a way of profiting from winding up his deceased brother's failed business, aided by des Grassins. After Charles has left, Balzac reserves a final degradation for Grandet. His wife, who had been patient, loving and supportive throughout their married life, had been physically ground down by their austere life.
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Bertie has been at the Théâtre Illuminata since before she can remember. She has caused many damages to the theatre throughout her seventeen years, but the Theater Manager has been patient with her. Until she blows a cannon through the set and is asked to leave. Utterly shocked, Bertie convinces the Theater Manager that if she can move Hamlet into the setting of Egypt, sell out the performance and get a standing ovation, she can stay.
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His work and life came to an end September 4, 1854. Dean wrote of Goddard, "His native endowments were superior; his education had been extended and thorough; his study of the Chinese language had been patient and successful; his knowledge of the sacred languages and literature was accurate and familiar, and he brought to his work a large share of common sense and sound judgment, and a warm heart and high- toned Christian principles." Collections from American Universities: 1\.
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Further, the menace of mutiny soon prevailed among his men and a threat was made that the two ships under Arnold's command would be sailed to the British post at Saint John's and surrendered to them. This act, if completed, may have had fatal consequences to the revolutionary cause at that early stage of the conflict. Hinman had been patient with Arnold and respectful of the interest of the three colonies represented at Ticonderoga to this point; however, upon hearing of the treacherous threat, he immediately sent a detachment to procure the ships and enlist all those of Arnold's men that were willing.
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On 13 March 2020, an unverified report from the South China Morning Post suggested that a COVID-19 case, traced back to 17 November 2019, in a 55-year- old from Hubei province, may have been the first patient. On 27 March 2020, news outlets citing a government document reported that a 57-year-old woman, who tested positive for the coronavirus disease on 10 December 2019 and was described in The Wall Street Journal on 6 March 2020, may have been patient zero in the coronavirus pandemic. Nonetheless, a viral pneumonia patient with an unknown cause was hospitalized at Jinyintan Hospital on December 1, 2019 although the patient did not have any exposure to Huanan Seafood Market. An outbreak of the virus began among people who had been exposed to the market nine days later.
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