Sentence examples similar to hurried shift from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hammond had to issue a hurried denial that Mr. Gingrich was shifting strategy.

One of several flaws in Germany's Energiewende supposedly a big shift to green technology was the hurried abandonment of the country's nuclear capacity.

As Valladares received the ball, he saw the pressure from Altidore and had to quickly shift to the side, ultimately struggling to get a hurried blast away just as Altidore slid nearby.

A hurried call to Daniel Schorr, senior analyst for National Public Radio and my consultant on pronunciation shift, confirmed my suspicion: "Yeah, when I was a kid in the Bronx, we used to say boogieman, but now, generations later, I'd say bogeyman.

The shift in children's musical tastes is part of what he calls the hurried child syndrome, which is a phenomenon apparent in everything from fashion to education to movies.

It was a little hurried".

All the while, we traded shifts in the bathroom, hauling ourselves onto the ledge with fingernail clippers in hand, chiseling at the mortar in hurried 5- and 10-minute bursts.

This is a hurried response to a hurried bill.

Hurried shots and scoreless droughts.

The sudden shifts in tempo results in a record filled with variety and colour, exhibited in the contrast between Cattle and Cane – which focuses on the band's more introspective tendencies – and the hurried frenzy of By Chance.

A hurried pace had picked up again.