Sentence examples for hurried response to from inspiring English sources

This is a hurried response to a hurried bill.

Sat-nav runs on GPS - the global positioning system developed by the US Department of Defence, beginning as a hurried response to the Russians' launch of Sputnik nearly 50 years ago.

As he was pursued by reporters, Mr. Craig offered hurried responses to questions, saying his presence should not be interpreted as an indication that he was retracting his decision to leave the Senate on Sept. 30.

What began as a hurried political response to the arrival of one boat, the MV Tampa, on Australia's northern horizon has metamorphosed over a decade and a half into a standing permanent policy, with the support of both the country's major political parties.

That announcement did not prevent A.P. journalist Jennifer Loven, however, from casting the entire meeting as a hurried, "nervous" response to Sen. Joe Biden's controversial statement that a President Obama would be quickly tested on the world stage.

A hurried reaction to the whims of netizens does not advance the rule of law.

Vaccines based on conserved antigens would not require prediction of which strains would circulate during an approaching season and could avoid hurried manufacturing in response to outbreaks.

But to some, the offhand nature of Mr. Kerry's comment and Moscow's hurried response raised suspicions that the Russians and Syrians were making plans to control the chemical stockpile or were, at the least, using the proposal as a delaying tactic that could undermine Mr. Obama's efforts for a military strike.

Her goal: read fast, formulate a hurried response and fire back with her "comment".

In response to a series of hurried questions -- each lawmaker had just five minutes for Q&A -- the famously hands-on and brilliant Dimon confessed to so much ignorance!

The absence of female great calls during the early part of a song, and hearing the male's hurried reply, in other words, are reliable indicators that the callers are singing in response to a ground predator, although this information only becomes available after a while.