Sentence examples for needs to rush into from inspiring English sources

"But I don't think that Formula One needs to rush into their arms".

For one, there is no need to rush into AT&T's shares now.

"There's nothing on the economic side that indicates a need to rush into buying," he said.

This could take months, he added, implying that there was no need to rush into an international conference.

He said the new government saw no need to "rush into a disagreement" with the U.S. about the subject of talking to the Taliban.

Of course, you can have a proper wedding one day if that's what you want, but there's no need to rush into anything".

They reminded themselves of things to be grateful for — friends to stay with indefinitely, no need to rush into a disagreeable situation — and soldiered on.

I'm happy to date – I'm still young, and my past experiences have taught me that there's no need to rush into anything.

Ben Yearsley, an investment manager at Hargreaves Lansdown, says there is no need to rush into property but adds that the Threadneedle UK Property fund is the best bet.

When I feel like giving in completely and asking him to be my long-distance, monogamous, unambiguous boyfriend, I call my mother and have her remind me that there's no need to rush into things.

They said there was no need to rush into what is an extended process and that they needed to reach a consensus among their members and count potential Democratic votes.