Sentence examples for quick to apologize from inspiring English sources

Would Mr. Jobs have been so quick to apologize?

Under public pressure from Republicans, tech companies have been quick to apologize.

In both women's cases, their institutions of higher education were quick to apologize.

But now I'm also quick to apologize and more able to separate big problems from small annoyances.

Owens was quick to apologize to the Cowboys' organization for what he termed an "unfortunate situation" and unintended distraction.

Ms. Hill said that some of her straight classmates who casually make derogatory statements like "That's so gay" are quick to apologize now.

He was quick to publicly apologize for his remarks, saying: "I am sorry that they offended some people, but, at the very least, I am happy that they started a conversation about diversity in Hollywood".

If we put ourselves in Ivester's shoes, we can easily understand why Coca-Cola might have had trouble making a quick decision about whether to apologize.

Perhaps if he'd been quick enough and clearheaded enough to apologize for Zimmerman's fear the night would have all turned out fine.

"It's quicker and easier and simpler to apologize and settle," said Simon Singh, the author of "Fermat's Enigma," who, having refused to apologize or settle, is battling the British Chiropractic Association over an editorial he wrote for The Guardian accusing the group of promoting "bogus treatments".

The scarcity principle is at play because you're withdrawing attention and saying, "I'm moving on". If the prospect has NOT made a decision and the project has simply been delayed, they're often quick to contact you, apologize for keeping you in the dark, and let you know the status and next steps.