Sentence examples for precipitous actions from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Trichet cautioned against precipitous actions.

And I think there is agreement not to take any precipitous actions.

Although Mr. Bush plans to make the redivision of military tasks a major objective, if elected, he plans to consult the Europeans and is not planning "precipitous" actions.

The case could just be another unfortunate lesson on the hazards of modern foster parenting, but in this case it reflected precipitous actions of local authorities in a town so small that many residents have friends whose grandparents also grew up together.

When an ally suddenly turns enemy, blindsiding hero and reader, precipitous action is bound to ensue.

If she ratifies the use of water cannon, she corroborates Johnson's precipitous action.

"We see no reason why your office should feel the need to take any precipitous action".

Physics couldn't care less if precipitous action raises gas prices, or damages the coal industry in swing states.

But The Post's precipitous action suggests that the editors had no idea of what they were buying in the first place.

There are those who say that this represents hurried or precipitous action, that we should give Saddam and the Iraqi government another chance.

He called it "a precipitous action specifically related to the events of Sept. 11 and the fact that we have a major presence in New York City".