Sentence examples similar to hurrying to conclude from inspiring English sources
Hammond made clear the UK was not in any hurry to conclude the negotiations, despite frustration elsewhere in the EU at the vagueness of David Cameron's demands.
Considering the historic apathy of the British public when it comes to switching their bank accounts, it seems apt that those tasked with writing a competition report on the topic don't seem in a terrible hurry to conclude.
US officials have been clear that they will be in no hurry to conclude bilateral deals with the UK if we leave the EU and seek our own arrangements from what will, inevitably, be a far weaker negotiating position.
McLaren say they are in no hurry to conclude their driver line-up for 2015.
North Korea's statement stands in contrast to recent comments by Trump, who said last week that he was "in no hurry" to conclude negotiations with North Korea, adding that "Kim Jong Un sees it better than anyone and will fully take advantage of it for his people.
Outsiders are hurrying to help.
"Wise businesspeople concluded that it was best not to hurry to switch from making 70 cents on the dollar on film to maybe five cents at most in digital," says Mr Matteson.
With the Obama administration and the P5+1 racing to conclude a final nuclear agreement with Iran this summer, critics of the deal are also hurrying -- to demonstrate that Iran remains a committed anchor in a revived "axis of evil".
Igor hurried to cuff him.
