Sentence examples for progressing too fast from inspiring English sources

The range of materials and combinations of materials (composites) used is increasing rapidly and as noted by Neely in 2014 [7], the technology is progressing too fast to leave enough time to assess it.

Shen Man's income is $40,000 a month when we meet her, but she is dreaming of more and baffling her ne'er-do-well father, who doesn't understand the phenomenon ("this society is progressing too fast," he says) but doesn't hesitate to freeload off his daughter.

If you think that the pace of technological progress is already too fast, you'd better not look at e-book readers.

I won't worry about computers becoming self-aware until my desktop becomes aware of my printer, but for others progress is happening too fast.

Many Conservative wonder whether, in the light of the Congo bonfire, the progress may not be too fast.

H.L. Mencken noted that human progress "tends to go too fast -- that is, too fast for the great majority of comfortable and incurious men".

"I'm playing with the idea that technological progress is coming at you too fast, so fast it's a little dangerous," he says.

From the outset, the Bush administration has been wary of pushing too hard or too fast for progress in the Middle East, believing that the Clinton administration did so and suffered embarrassment.

Some progress is made with "too far, too fast" – but nowhere near enough yet.

Aggarwall and coworkers [ 18] also reported that in their ethics course on-line students were less likely than the on-site students to consider the progress of the course as being too fast.

It's an important decision because moving too fast could derail the progress the U.S. recovery has made so far.