Sentence examples for haste with which they from inspiring English sources

The leaders may regret the haste with which they built the high-speed rail network.

But they may come to regret more the haste with which they fostered that other high-speed network, Sina Weibo.

The matzo symbolizes both the Hebrews' suffering while in bondage and the haste with which they left Egypt in the course of the Exodus.

For example, the less than careful workmanship evident in the temples attributed to Jayavarman's reign vividly points to the great haste with which they were built.

The Austrians began pulling out on Tuesday, and "the haste with which they are leaving is creating some concern among the candidates," said the official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the talks.

But the firm's acknowledgment that its earlier analysis was overly optimistic adds to a chorus of concern about the cost of the new systems and the haste with which they have been adopted.

The speed with which they work is an expression of Israel's compulsion to cover over its wounds, a sign of the haste with which the nation, quite literally, wants to wash away the blood of its fallen.

Another answer is to point to the haste with which key players in the drug bill's passage cashed in -- making the claims that they wrote a pharma-friendly Medicare bill out of genuine concern for the public's welfare look ludicrous.

What has changed, former detainees say, is the haste with which new ones are being issued.

And the haste with which this laborious costume drama has been slapped together is strongly apparent.

The haste with which this deal has been put together leaves too many unanswered questions.