Sentence examples for proceeding too quickly from inspiring English sources
Labour leaders have not abandoned their view that Mr Osborne's cuts are proceeding too quickly.
The recommendation bolstered arguments by several commissioners that the regulations are proceeding too quickly and that the agency should postpone or abandon the effort.
In the past, Ms. Wagner, Mr. Cruise's former agent and now a producing partner, has said she would not jeopardize United Artists by proceeding too quickly with films that were not ready for the screen.
In Novum Organum (1620), Bacon was critical of the Aristotelian method for proceeding too quickly and leaping from particulars to universals, largely as dictated by the syllogistic form of reasoning which regularly mixed those two types of propositions.
For such a senior executive to walk out at such a crucial point puts enormous pressure on Levy not to proceed too quickly.
The explanation is that with redundant pathways, only one pathway must operate to assure correct timing; if both operate, the end reaction will proceed too quickly (unless both reactions are happening at a slower rate, say because of reduced concentration; however, these reactions would not be redundant).
Recent work on calcium-triggered SNARE/synaptotagmin/complexin-mediated fusion of lipid vesicles on a physiological time scale shows that the reaction proceeds too quickly (<100 ms) to detect even a hemifusion intermediate and that fusion from a hemifusion diaphragm is slow (tens of seconds) and inefficient (Diao et al., 2012).
True to his name, Ambrose Pike is both ambrosia and piercing sword, and their mutual captivation proceeds too quickly into what may be the most thrillingly bizarre marriage proposal in literature.
You cannot go too quickly.
She won't move too quickly, anyway.
