Sentence examples for a rush to action from inspiring English sources

Where you would expect to see caution and circumspection, instead there is a rush to action.

Regrettably, at times it is overlooked in a rush to action on an emotional issue like Darfur.

Appearing in New York on Monday, Mr. Bush's Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., echoed that approach, and cautioned against any rush to action.

Referring to Parliament's vote against a motion that could have approved British involvement in any action against Syria he claimed "it was Labour's leadership that prevented a rush to military action on a timetable set elsewhere".

President Obama's unwise attempt to rush to action.

But others at the central bank believe there is no need to rush to action.

We must not rush to action that could make the situation much, much worse in Syria.

Before you rush to action, say the authors, walk through their five-part customer divestment framework.

Wary colleagues responded to the research with an editorial accompanying the original study, which appears in the journal Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, warning parents and doctors not to rush to action.

But then, as now, Mr. Greenspan was convinced that the Fed's main job was to project stability rather than rush to action.

KL: It's really about the immediate rush to action versus deliberation.