Sentence examples for But haste from inspiring English sources

But haste carries a price.

But haste may not be all bad.

But haste can sometimes, paradoxically, work to a biographer's advantage.

But Haste is on the right tack: Wonga, in its old buccaneering form, was out of control and doomed.

But haste and the failure to build consensus, particularly among Republicans, helped sink Trump's first major legislative initiative, much as it derailed his travel ban for nationals of several Muslim majority countries and for all refugees, which federal judges have temporarily blocked.

Tankers have become crucial since the 1967 closing of the Suez Canal, but haste in building has resulted in structural weakness.

But such haste may have both practical and ethical pitfalls.

But clearly haste made waste — or, more specifically, fodder for anyone who thinks gun-control supporters are clueless.

That, of course, is nothing new for this Legislature, but such haste and secrecy usually attend small-to-middling bills.

But the haste on the Paris accord was driven at least in part by the looming American election.

In principle, the shift is easy to defend, but the haste with which the conservatives applied it reveals the partisan nature of the switch.