Sentence examples for haste of the from inspiring English sources

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

They would not have felt much fervor for the anodyne haste of the Regents' prayer.

The process echoes the haste of the ancient Hebrews as they rushed to bake bread before escaping from Egypt.

It can be any routine activity you perform amid the haste of the day, like hand washing.

In another sign of the haste of the decision, the Treasury has yet to set out its alternative amendment.

In a further sign of the haste of the government concession, there is as yet no alternative amendment from the government to put into the banking bill.

The haste of this process, the race against the clock to agree and sign the contracts by March ahead of the general election, also worries me.

Madsen doesn't need these incantations; his images, all the more doom-laden for their serenity, do the work for him, and he has also mustered a batch of scientists and engineers, all of whom ruminate, with a wry and very Finnish lack of haste, on the implications of their task.

He regretted the haste of this decision as soon as he read the script, finding it sentimental and melodramatic.

Respected academics, such as Abdul Hameed Nayyar, believe that the haste of some of the reforms has "actually degraded higher education".

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.