Sentence examples for haste of change from inspiring English sources
The haste of change, especially regarding the currency conversion and the breakup of the great industrial combines, and the fact that East Germany had no effective government for a period of three months following the economic union in July 1990 hampered economic reconstruction efforts.
It turns out that President Obama is our Glinda, riding the winds of change to turn LGBT equality into a legacy issue with breathtaking haste.
The politicians who appointed Papademos to head a fractious three-party coalition have made clear they want him out of the way soon; after two years of mostly pointless austerity and missed targets, the citizens of Greece are suspicious of change; many of Greece's E.U. partners make no secret of their haste to cut Greece off from the euro zone and the European Union.
Return it post haste of course.
The near indecent haste of the dealmaking has no doubt put some noses out of joint.
Yet the hue and cry and feverish haste of the Web have had a homogenizing effect.
Frank runs his fingers across the bistro table to illustrate the haste of their flight.
In the haste of introducing myself to Inhofe, I misspoke by saying I was "with Politico".
In the haste of emergency actions, this aspect does not always receive the attention it deserves.
Sarsgaard often drove a boat even when he wasn't on camera, and Fanning pitched in with her costars and the crew when bags of fertilizer needed to be moved in haste due to a change in schedule.
