Sentence examples for overhasty and from inspiring English sources

It has been overhasty and undemocratic in amending the constitution, albeit that in March a large majority of Egyptians endorsed the changes it proposed.

The lesson for the west is that economic torpor can be prolonged by overhasty policy tightening and by a failure to clean up the banking system.

As their price for supporting German unification, France and Italy pinned Germany down to a timetable for an overhasty, ill-designed and overextended European monetary union.

Steven Aronson, who wrote the 1993 Town & Country profile that inspired this gripping but underresearched and overhasty book, said that toward the end he couldn't bear to look at her for long.

Perhaps it was symbolic of the Spanish monarchy in this period that such a grandiose vision and its overhasty construction should have produced rising and increasingly unacceptable maintenance costs.

Jia admitted in an interview with QQ.com last fall that LeEco is suffering from a cash crunch, management issues, and an overhasty expansion.

Critics say that NSF's spending plan reflects a continued erosion of the $55 million GRF program (see graph) and an overhasty expansion of the teaching fellows program--a proposed 165% increase, to $28 million--before it has been proven effective.

And with one overhasty click on the "Place your order" button, the shopper can pay a lot of money for a book that turns out to be warmed-over Wikipedia.

Estonian politicians used unfortunate rhetoric, and may have been overhasty in moving the capital's best-known Soviet war-memorial in what seemed to at least some local Russians as an act of vindictiveness.

An overhasty shutdown, he acknowledges, would cause electricity shortages and disrupt people's lives.

And if they seem a tad overhasty in reacting to the works of others, it is only for reasons of dramatic expediency.