Примеры impatience

• All have their separate impatiences.

• Subsequent outbursts of impatience and despair need to be considered alongside more hopeful and sympathetic remarks.

• Such ' obstinacy ', when it appeared as scholastic hair-splitting without practical value, could elicit impatience rather than admiration.

• Two common modes in which customers display their impatience are balking and reneging.

• He was perfectly capable of expressing impatience at overly fastidious definition, in the face of blunt social reality.

• In addition, we make the assumption of a positive marginal impatience: the discount rate increases with the level of the environmental quality.

• More likely, however, she will respond to it with a certain measure of impatience.

• The income-impatience effect described earlier is in fact the key to the dramatic variation in the model's quantitative properties as increases.

• There was impatience at the continuation of pr ivate ownership in industr y and the continuity of manager ial personnel where companies had been nationalised.

• Rather, their impulsivity is manifested in marked impatience, interruption of others, and difficulty regulating excitement.

• They also report on model sensitivity checks, feeding in alternatives values (not the calibrated values) of risk aversion and the discount rate/impatience parameters.

• Even those couples with no impatience to consume have little incentive to buy annuities, less than a 7% increase in welfare.

• Furthermore, impatience is higher in the short run than in the long run, because the environmental quality is higher and impatience increases with it.

• As increases further, however, the income-impatience effects begin to dominate the substitution effects.

• A central element, however, relates to expressions of anger or impatience with authority; with resentment or boredom.