Sentence examples for important rush from inspiring English sources

The chapter on shock jocks focuses so completely on Leykis that the portions on the much more important Rush Limbaugh and Howard Stern (who gets only three pages) feel like intrusion.

Will the offense run more through Flacco and less through Rice and can the defense muster that all-important rush into the face of opposing QBs?

"The future of the BBC is too important to rush".

In explaining the Senate's failure to send the legislation to the governor, John E. McArdle, a spokesman for Mr. Bruno, said the matter was too important to rush.

After a major, year-long inquiry, resulting in the report The Future of the BBC, "consideration of the future of the BBC is too important to rush," John said.

The decision is too important to rush, and you have a great deal of leverage at this time.

"Each appointment to our nation's highest court (as with all others) is simply too important to rush to a vote".

Rex Ryan believes that rushing attempts are more important than rushing yards.

He gave me the kind of answer you'd expect from any yoga teacher: that awareness is more important than rushing through a series of postures just to say you'd done them.

No one in the Obama administration has used the word "crippling" in public in a long while; instead, the new line is that taking time and maintaining unity — code words for Chinese and Russian cooperation — are more important than rushing ahead amid international divisions over how best to convince Iran that the cost of continuing uranium enrichment will be prohibitive.

Presumably they are looking to fulfill as many orders as possible before the all-important holiday rush.