Sentence examples for been quick to conclude from inspiring English sources

Indians have been quick to conclude, therefore, that the goal was to hurt India's economy and weaken its ties with the rest of the world.

Although the story never says so, some readers have been quick to conclude that it must have taken some serious seductive methods on Eve's part to get Adam to do what God had expressly forbidden.

The Mehr News agency of Iran was quick to conclude that the decision by the International Olympic Committee was politically motivated.

When a company is performing well sales are brisk, the stock is rising people are quick to conclude that the firm has visionary leaders, a superb strategy and a corporate culture that brings out the best in employees.

While some might be quick to conclude that our low level reading requirements could possibly be the result of shoddy journalistic workmanship, we'd prefer to think of our little corner of the web as a place that's warm and welcoming to even the littlest readers around.

Many of the news reports were quick to conclude that she was just raving mad.

People were quick to conclude that flossing has no health benefits and therefore people could stop doing it.

The Bakries have been quick to respond.

Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, who sought the investigation in February, said the report suggested that the earlier Congressional inquiry "may have been too quick to conclude irradiated mail was harmless, and they may not have taken employees' health concerns seriously enough".

It is alleged that the investigating authorities were too quick to conclude that the deaths must have been suicides.

But Matthew Levitt, the former Treasury Department official, told me that when a designation is followed by a criminal indictment without charges of terrorism defense attorneys are too quick to conclude that their clients are innocent.