Sentence examples for all the haste of from inspiring English sources

Even as Amazon treads carefully, this 19th-century German hymn-book publisher is rushing its services out across Europe with all the haste of an Internet start-up.

(Season 4, Episode 19, "The One With All The Haste") Sigh.

Frank runs his fingers across the bistro table to illustrate the haste of their flight.

In the haste of emergency actions, this aspect does not always receive the attention it deserves.

Add to all this the haste and hurry, the sloppiness of preparation and apparent lack of prior review by qualified attorneys and affected government agencies, the chaos and pain created by its sudden, thoughtless implementation and the fuel this will doubtless add to the propaganda of the very same radical Islamic terrorists the executive order is supposed to keep out of the country.

Why, most of all, the need for haste?

For all the probable haste, though, the beautifully rendered Latin text of Magna Carta at Salisbury Cathedral shows no slips of handwriting, no blots in the brown ink (made, I learnt, from oak gall).

At HF level, HCWs in the frontline expressed concerns that the supervision performed by CHMT members is occasionally done in haste in such a way that the supervisors fail to recognise all the pressing needs of the HF staff [ 33].

The near indecent haste of the dealmaking has no doubt put some noses out of joint.

The curious thing about Simenon is that no one seems to mind the fact that the writing is terrible, bearing all the signs of hackery and haste.

"It was a major step being taken very quickly, and all the experience suggests 'make haste slowly' and there's a better chance of getting things right.