Sentence examples for hasty claims from inspiring English sources

The second factor was the hasty claims - made by Palestinian and Israeli spokesmen in the absence of concrete facts - that hundreds of Jenin's inhabitants had been killed.

While the latter prolonged, to some extent, ideas found in the early Ga-dam-ba manuals, one should however avoid hasty claims of continuity.

Twisting facts to support a hasty claim is not going to help you.

In the past, this has sometimes led to over-hasty claims of anti-Semitism.

Robert Richardson's Evolutionary Psychology as Maladapted Psychology (2007) is a good overview of the methodological problems that generate many hasty, unjustified claims.

Thon Thamrongnawasawat, a marine biologist who has examined the coastline extensively since the spill, said the government had been "too hasty to claim that everything had returned to normal".

Perhaps the celebrated economists Amos Tversky, Daniel Kahneman and Elinor Ostrom believe their work is usefully discussed alongside evolutionary biology — Ms. Ostrom did subtitle a book "The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Actions" — but Mr. Wilson is a bit hasty in claiming them for his project.

Trump politically cashed in on Owens' widow's tears during his first speech to Congress, even though it was his hasty decision that claimed the SEAL's life.

While he is there, he will attend the opening night of "Cardinal Knowledge," the hundred-and-twenty-ninth in the series of all-male musicals presented by Hasty Pudding Theatricals, which claims to be the oldest dramatic society in the United States.

Despite his hasty departure, and his claim that he was frustrated by the isolation of the job, Mr. Seddio's business cards still call him Hon.

Hence his government's claim that Germany owes Greece more than £200bn in reparations from the Second World War – a demand that, given Germany's rather hasty legal resolution of such claims many years ago, may have some merit.