It is a vulnerability that opponents are now eager to exploit and which he must hastily address.
Conversely, when some big event occurs in the world, something that may even be called world-changing, it's the task of journalists to relay it to us and analyse it, though some novelists may also feel impelled hastily to address such events from a variety of motives, pure and impure.
Buying three dozen of these, she hurried home, hastily signed them, addressed the envelopes and mailed them.
In his hastily arranged address to the nation on Thursday night, Obama outlined the principles for his decision to intervene, but he was silent regarding long-term strategy, to say nothing of how the United States might end military operations.
In a hastily arranged address on Saturday night, President Obama said he planned to name a nominee, over the protests of Republicans who could seek to prevent the Senate from voting on it.
In a hastily arranged address to the American people on Thursday night, President Barack Obama spoke for only eight minutes about his authorisation of combat and humanitarian operations in Iraq.
Addressing a crowd that hastily assembled in his courtroom Thursday morning, the judge said he was saddened that the new accord would do nothing to restore faded health or lost life but said it represented the best legal outcome possible.
The companies scrambled to finalize their statements, addressing "inaccurate" media reports and hastily issuing patches and explanations that likely weren't due until next week.
Mitt Romney, addressing the crowd at his own hastily modified campaign stop, said, "Today, we feel not only a sense of grief but perhaps also of helplessness".
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Mitt Romney, addressing the crowd at his own hastily modified campaign stop, said, "Today, we feel not only a sense of grief but perhaps also of helplessness".
If you're so busy that you can't even get the name of the person whom you're addressing right, then what else are you bound to do hastily?
