Sentence examples for due haste from inspiring English sources

Grave, as one would expect, but keen to finish his statement with all due haste.

The commission had been a Labour manifesto commitment at the 1997 general election and was set up with all due haste.

Although Baghdad is still mired in crime and no weapons of mass destruction have surfaced in Iraq, Washington is helping market Iraqi oil with all due haste.

The Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, pressed his case for a quick appointment over the weekend, urging Governor Abercrombie to name a replacement "with due haste".

"We also request that the acquisition of equal treatment for both veterans and their widows/families, be pursued by ministers with all due haste, because people are dying".

"Gridlock Eats More Hours, Survey Shows" (news article, May 8) underscores the crying need to combat this serious, national problem with all available means and with all due haste.

Leaving out the odd letter in an email is more likely to be due to haste than ignorance.

Was the omission due to haste in a murky nightmare?

Was that an oversight, or simply something that occurred due to haste?

Decisions can sometimes be made in haste due to the process being so fast and so easy.

Due to the haste in which the railway had been constructed, it was in danger of being severely damaged by the weather of the coming winter.