Sentence examples for lead to a hurried from inspiring English sources

However, he said that this would not lead to a hurried rate rise, and re-affirmed that the 7% unemployment marker "is merely the point at which the MPC begins to even think about adjusting policy".

A hurried acceptance of a project will often lead to a hurried execution.

In any event be sure to start now and not wait to the very last minute as that can lead to a hurried rush and lend to overlooked tax benefits, forgotten deductions, omitted pro-taxpayer life events and other mistakes that can cost you tax benefits and lost money.

The convention distractions led to a hurried process to pick a vice presidential running mate.

Roberts delivered a garbled version of the presidential oath at Obama's inauguration, leading to a hurried do-over in the White House Map Room the next day.

So a 12-hour descent will use up energy that could otherwise be used for science after touchdown, while a shorter descent that would use less power may lead to a landing that is too hurried and therefore too bumpy.

For Alex, resting actor and owner of one of the saddest faces I've seen on television for some time, that led to an eviction and a hurried request for his best friend to bring a truck around.

Closing in on half-time, Murray sparked a break that might have led to a try and O'Gara's hurried drop goal attempt lacked conviction.

Where sex work occurs in public places, the fear of arrest can lead to hurried encounters, with little time for condom negotiation [ 39].

This is a hurried response to a hurried bill.

Tyreese got bit, lost an arm to a hurried amputation and still died. .