Sentence examples for hurry to launch from inspiring English sources
As for what will permanently follow The Daily Show, Alterman said the network would be in no hurry to launch a replacement.
GCap's chairman, Richard Eyre, agreed that the company - formed from the 2005 merger of GWR and Capital Radio - was in no hurry to launch a new wave of radio consolidation.
Said Iwata: "We have just introduced the new 'Legend of Zelda' to be launched in 2011, which shows that we are not in a hurry to launch the next generation of home console".
Mitrofanov said that Russia's robotic moon planners "have taken into account" the disaster with its Phobos-Grunt Mars mission in 2011-2012 — a failure due to reported poor management, technical glitches and a hurry to launch schedule.
Which is why Coin hurried to launch a next-generation, EMV-compatible version of the card in late summer.
But the software giant may well have cut a few corners here and there to get their service up and running, and has seemingly turned to outright theft of code and design elements of Plurk to launch in a hurry.
This mainly means manufacturers were in such a hurry to introduce the product to the audience that they "forgot" to launch a full-scale clinic tests.
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