Sentence examples for Somewhat hasty from inspiring English sources

Two turned into six, which, after a somewhat hasty return, turned into a stint on the disabled list.

Although the ending feels somewhat hasty, Restrepo writes with a sinister lyricism and a dry, leavening wit, detailing the ways in which money, power, and corruption have scourged the fragile Agustina and her city.

In a narrative that is relaxed, unpretentious and accessible, if at times somewhat hasty, he skillfully digests the work of others without cutting very deep with his own analysis.

The reaction of Gatt to that somewhat hasty finger has given me an idea for a new ballet in which a dying swan is informed that, alas, the last steak and kidney pie has just been sold," says Rob Jacques.

Some sportswriters have been somewhat hasty in defining this Games as a Clash of Civilisations when, speaking for myself, their knowledge of ancient history is as hazy as the Beijing sky.

It had therefore put in a somewhat hasty bid that it expected to have a chance to improve before the contract was formally awarded.Alstom sought an injunction from Britain's High Court to stop the contract signing, which was rejected on October 29th.

When we consider the quantities of mail that arrive in every N. Y. office & apartment addressed to dead & absent people, we cannot help feeling that old Sir Thomas Browne was somewhat too hasty in declaring that all hopes for an immortal name are vain.

By Donald Malcolm The New Yorker, August 26 , 1961P. 19 When we consider the quantities of mail that arrive in every N. Y. office & apartment addressed to dead & absent people, we cannot help feeling that old Sir Thomas Browne was somewhat too hasty in declaring that all hopes for an immortal name are vain..

This is why I found Google's somewhat suspiciously hasty announcement the day after Apple's a bit less than fully considered.

The current stem cell controversy, for example, strikes of somewhat sloppy and hasty peer review, while as noted the du Sautoy-Weinstein controversy certainly violated standards of press coverage (no contacting of other experts, no peer-reviewed, published technical article, or even a solid manuscript to back up the report).

It has been a hasty and somewhat chaotic mobilization of a wide array of disparate government resources -- including the Environmental Protection Agency, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Food and Drug Administration and the military -- that is unlike anything attempted before.