Sentence examples for haste to create from inspiring English sources

Investigators say the ministry bypassed safety regulations in its haste to create the world's largest high-speed railroad network.

In their haste to create bigger, better companies, it is all too easy for executives to fall into one another's arms with indecent haste.

He added that Iran did not need "to act with frenzied haste to create enriched uranium — unless it wants to develop nuclear weapons".

Several authors of the legislation acknowledged that this was a question that was overlooked in their haste to create the fund.

In its haste to create a solar industry, Spain made some miscalculations: solar plants can be set up so quickly and easily that the rush into the industry was much faster than anticipated.

Aside from the irony of claiming others to be culturally irrelevant by using an example of French artists in 1863, Siegel, in his haste to either create a cynical controversy or simply unmask himself as a giant curmudgeon, completely missed the larger picture.

In his haste to make a perfect throw, he would not set his feet properly.

In its haste to make the acquisitions, JPMorgan may simply have miscalculated and underestimated the problems.

And some worry that in its haste to finish the job, the city will jettison its original purpose, to create a cultural center devoted to black history.

Now I must make haste for my workshop, for though the lord himself had taken six days to create man, I was going to do it in a mere hour or two.

Speaker Dennis Hastert's haste to ram a sweeping income tax cut through the House today is an effort to create momentum, if not a stampede, for President Bush's entire $1.6 trillion tax cut among conservative Democrats and wavering Republicans.