Sentence examples for haste to develop from inspiring English sources
They have pushed the government into making haste to develop the gas fields, as many power plants are fuelled by gas.
Well, the third world should really stick to subsistence farming, the ministers explain: all this haste to develop cash crops, move into export markets and rise out of poverty is not at all suitable for poor countries.
In its haste to develop the impoverished nation, the Cambodian government has been criticised for allowing well-connected firms to clear hundreds of thousands of hectares (acres) of forest land for projects such as rubber and sugar cane plantations and hydropower dams.
Instead, drug firms, in their haste to develop one-size-fits-all bestsellers for the broadest market, usually test their new drugs on all patients with a particular tumor type, even though only a small fraction of them are likely to benefit.
In the haste to develop an urgently needed microbicide (which in itself is an ethical imperative), some of these concerns, especially those related to safety have either not been anticipated or fully explored.
Three young sailors, in their haste to get down, fell to their deaths on the deck.
In my unmindful haste to get home, I had forgotten this crucial spiritual practice.
He added that Iran did not need "to act with frenzied haste to create enriched uranium — unless it wants to develop nuclear weapons".
Given the length of the political deadlock, lawmakers responded with surprising haste to that development.
After a hearing in May in which numerous experts urged Congress to move with haste in developing a coordinated national strategy to fund quantum-related research and education efforts, legislation will soon be released in the U.S. House of Representatives that would do just that.
