Sentence examples for hasten on from inspiring English sources

Yet city and federal officials did hasten on Monday to say that they would work closely with CW Capital, which represents the principal creditors, and Tishman Speyer to ensure that the property remained well maintained in the short run, and affordable in years to come, though they offered no specifics on how either goal might be achieved.

4.Osram means "the moon does not hasten on its way around the world".

Nonetheless, several of the companies hastened on Wednesday to disassociate themselves from the organization's climate stance.

Other stakeholders hastened on to the bandwagon, and Muslims who were involved in genuine liberation struggles were suddenly deemed terrorists by various regimes.

When a physician administers morphine as a means of pain relief, there is a risk that death will be hastened on account of depressed respiration.

Entries did not have to be long to be obscure, as attested by the 1997 third-place winner, from "Making Monstrous: Frankenstein, Criticism, Theory," by Fred Botting: "The lure of imaginary totality is momentarily frozen before the dialectic of desire hastens on within symbolic chains".

The computational approaches used to predict toxicity are evolving rapidly, a process hastened on by the emergence of new ways of describing chemical information.

Evacuation efforts were hastened on September 2 by the wider dispersal of evacuees among newly opened shelters.

But your correspondent is convinced that the one thing that will do more than anything else to revitalise America will be to hasten the on-going switch from coal to natural gas for generating electricity.

They say questions are met with robotic replies read from scripts, while operatives faced with a knotty problem frequently hasten to pass it on to someone else, as Allardice discovered.

Mr. Hakim called on Parliament to become "real representatives" and hasten to pass legislation on sharing oil revenue and holding provincial elections.