ตัวอย่าง impatient

• In other words, he was impatient with theological disputes.

• Her first husband was uneducated, unlovable and impatient.

• Therefore, for a given price, the impatient government maximizes seigniorage by issuing money as rapidly as possible.

• If agents are impatient, positive long-run growth is only possible when the natural resource experiences a high biotic rate of growth.

• In addition, they were also impatient with the cultural and linguistic studies required for a serious analysis, while anthropologists were seldom interested in politics.

• The promise of democracy belongs to the longer term : observers, including impatient donors, need to bear this in mind.

• Finally, some negotiation protocols occur over an extended period of time which does not cater to impatient or time-constrained consumers.

• Couples with low risk aversion who are very impatient to consume would not purchase a life annuity with contingent survivor benefit.

• Perhaps it is time that is wanting, in that dramatists are working under undue pressure to create instant culture for an impatient new nation.

• All syntheses, it has been said, are but impatient intuitions.

• Children are demanding and impatient with the teacher.

• Thanks to both these astute ethnographers who may well be impatient with the rest of my analysis.

• Indeed, he was notable in being impatient with any apparently agreed conclusions in modern history.

• To overcome this uncertainty, individuals require a way of ensuring that they can avoid being cheated by impatient outsiders.

• On the optimal allocation of service to impatient tasks.