Sentence examples for need not to jump from inspiring English sources
The experience of the rushed mephedrone ban in the UK shows the need not to jump to conclusions over tragic events.
"But we need to be careful not to jump to conclusions," she said.
But he added that the Army needed to be careful not to jump to conclusions based on early tidbits of information.
Try not to jump to conclusions.
Try not to jump to any conclusions.
Under the Baker suggestion, such tests would take place four years before students leave school and so would not need to jump to the demands of employers.
"We need not jump to any conclusions," said U.N. Ambassador Vitaly Churkin.
That's why I started doing Christmas shows, because I think that desire to record a Christmas album has always been in my heart and in my mind, and back in the seventies, A&M would say, "Oh it's such a small window for selling records that we need to focus on your pop career and we don't need to jump off and do that because you sell limited amounts of records".
"We don't need to jump about on stage any more because we don't have anything more to prove.
And Activision doesn't need to jump on the same game wagon as other developers, yet.
Finally, you don't need to jump through hoops to find creative means to keep this whole infrastructure humming along profitably.
