Sentence examples for decide too quickly from inspiring English sources

Don't decide too quickly.

Some critics said Judge Bolton had decided too quickly.

Major championships are too important to be decided too quickly just to get a winner.

Journalists who take too seriously the old newsroom adage that their job is to "comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable" are vulnerable to deciding too quickly that the ends justify some ethically questionable means.

Justice Breyer, for his part, said it would be a mistake to decide too much too quickly.

Don't decide things too quickly.

Beset by regulatory, economic, and societal changes, hospitals have been torn between their public responsibilities and their financial needs—sometimes deciding all too quickly to shun community responsibilities in order to prop up the bottom line.

"Those who too quickly decide that a student is a troublemaker will be less successful in helping that student gain an education".

Perhaps I had decided to let go too quickly, my mind raced.

This pressure makes young people feel they must decide on their career choices too quickly, and then stick to them.

And as the official match has ended all too quickly we decide to play another shorter game before we all head home.