Sentence examples for hasty moves from inspiring English sources

But the slightest sign of hasty moves towards the exit will only precipitate more violence.

Her parents were often on the run from business associates and sometimes the law, and the family endured many hasty moves around the country.

Executives explained that hasty moves could only deepen the crisis of confidence in Enron, wiping out the energy trading operations that only months ago made it one of the nation's most admired and politically influential companies.

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The Lakers have reportedly fired Brown, the team's head coach of less than two years, in a hasty move aimed at righting the ship.

A hasty move in this area could quickly deplete the good will generally accorded a new president by foreign leaders, especially those of Russia, China and Washington's main European allies.

Ralph Neas, president of People for the American Way, said other liberal groups were also worried by Mr. Torricelli's hasty move to support Mr. Ashcroft.

U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice argued that the United States had concerns that a hasty move in the council to weigh in on the matter might jeopardize cease-fire negotiations underway in the region.

When he declared his love and proposed marriage, his refusal to take no for an answer (she was secretly engaged to someone else) led to a hasty move for him and Anna - to Kennington Road, a few minutes away.

But OPEC members, which account for about 40percentt of the world's oil exports, will not pump more oil, fearing that any hasty move on its part would lead to plummeting prices.

The debate has been shaped in the last week by Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, who counseled patience and warned that a hasty move to stimulate the economy through further tax cuts and government spending could backfire.