Sentence examples for over hasty from inspiring English sources

Some thought the return of Clockwork to be over hasty, given the director's unease about the project.

She describes Arendt's judgement as "over hasty and dangerous" and says that she lacked familiarity with much of Eichmann's writings on philosophy, particularly Immanuel Kant's, whose ideas he appropriated for his own ends.

Another recent article from this site by Jason Linkins stresses preference for "a slow and thoughtful process" over hasty legislation stemming impulsively from this event.

Coming from almost anyone else on the planet than spokespersons for the FOP – and about anyone else on the planet besides a cop – critiques over hasty prosecutions might have a point.

But its rejection of liberalism is over-hasty, clumsy.

The authors also blame over-hasty decision-making on Britain's tendency to single-party government.

In the past, this has sometimes led to over-hasty claims of anti-Semitism.

But perhaps Adunis is also being over-hasty in dismissing the entire Arab spring as a game of musical chairs.

Judge Chombo said that it had been over-hasty and the same thing would not happen with Mercy.

To assume emerging economics will be less-dynamic in the future an over-hasty conclusion, she argues.

Japan has history in this respect, with tentative recoveries in the 1990s aborted due to over-hasty tightening of policy.