Sentence examples for propensity to rush from inspiring English sources

Sertoglu noted that the Erdogan government's propensity to rush legislation without any debate and deliberation hurt Turkey, particularly its entrepreneurs.

Paramedics rushed all three men to hospitals in separate incidents Thursday night, and all three said they had taken ­synthetic drugs — a set of substances so alarming to District authorities that Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier recently likened them to crack cocaine in their propensity to induce violence and death.

No reason to rush it.

And I wanted to rush.

"No one wants to rush".

Their propensity for hard work is partly down to fear (all that downsizing that got their friends); and partly because they do not need to rush home to children in the evenings.But a more elderly workforce is likely to cost more in at least three ways: Pay and benefits.

They needed to rush to retrieve him.

(which can be considered as near to rush hour).

Not to rush.

Decide not to rush.

That allows calcium to rush into the cell.