Sentence examples for hasty design from inspiring English sources

It's not so easy to use nor to navigate -- it has the feeling of a very hasty design.

Hasty design of interventions for public health crises, particularly the six case-control studies of severe acute respiratory syndrome, is understandable but less so when no randomisation (not even by cluster) was carried out in several unhurried cohort and before and after studies.

The results were patchy, and many of these hasty designs, no matter how well-intentioned, need to be demolished or rebuilt today.

The institute "handled the grant application in a hasty manner designed to circumvent its own scientific reviewers," the Chronicle story said.

Trainers are under pressure to do this by masking a player's pain with drugs and designing a hasty rehabilitation schedule, even if it inevitably trades one injury for the next.

Are there brushes designed for hasty application?

It criticised the two researchers for poor experimental design, for their hasty remarks about the dangers of genetic modification, and for the fact that they broadcast their results in the mass media rather than the peer-reviewed scientific press.In this section X marks the spot Half-baked A transient success Proteins and particles ReprintsThat last criticism has now been addressed.

Many wonder if the cabinet's hasty decision to approve the OMP was designed largely to deflect international worries about the government's lack of progress.

Even here one must beware of passing hasty judgment, for it may be that the grandest design for heroic tragedy may be less affecting than the teasing vision of human madness portrayed in a good farce.

This prompted a "hasty escape" to the United States, R. Roger Remington and Robert S. P. Fripp write in DESIGN AND SCIENCE: The Life and Work of Will Burtin Lund Humphriess, $70), where he was hired by his wife's cousin Max Munk, the inventor of the wind tunnel, to design the logo for his aeronautics company.

The Founding Fathers consciously designed the U.S. Senate to slow down hasty action and to defend the rights of the poorer, less populated states.