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Some users will access your site with slower modems , which can take significantly longer to download longer pages . Research has shown that even prisoners who enter treatment primarily to avoid longer or more stringent sanctions have reduced post-release rates of drug abuse and arrest . Naturally , customers had to wait longer and pay extra for duplication and transportation . Some of the less used routes were shortened , forcing riders in the outskirts to walk longer distances to reach the urban buses . It is useless to wait longer ; we gain nothing by it , and the claim must stand on such proof as we have , or fall for want of that one link . As a result , the company has to wait longer to recoup its investment and start turning a profit . During times of heavy demand , however , students may have to wait longer , especially if they wish to meet with a particular staff member . Lucia followed her companion obediently , reluctant to leave Phil , with whom she desired to converse longer ; but the latter saw that her guardian did not wish the conversation to continue , and so did not follow . Under USCIS 's current method for calculating backlog , it is possible for individual applicants to wait longer than 6 months for a benefit decision , even if the backlog for that benefit type has technically been eliminated .