11.   Forcing a longer wait for repair parts was designed to dry up the power supply and push prices higher, lawmakers and other investigators suspect.

12.   For patients, it can mean longer waits, shorter stays in the hospital and more costly care.

13.   In the long run, greater security at airports may mean longer waits to board flights.

14.   In this case, motorists would have longer waits and that could mean more traffic congestion, Sunshine said.

15.   It will have a much longer wait.

16.   Kelly said that travelers would be unlikely to have longer waits when entering the United States, either at remote places or the largest international airports.

17.   On the night the long wait for baseball finally concluded, an even longer wait came to an end for Dodgers relief pitcher Rudy Seanez.

18.   Other buildings, however, face a longer wait because RCN would have to obtain approval for wiring and then do the actual construction.

19.   Other states, such as Maryland and Michigan, are considering an incentive model, where couples without counseling have a longer wait for a marriage license.

20.   Qualified Anglo males, he conceded, may find a longer wait to get accepted.