My "vtrp" comment/thought was a bit rash.
I think it was a bit rash, not evaluating before that choice what would be the consequences.
Patients are not infectious until the rash appears, or perhaps a bit earlier, when the first severe symptoms strike.
From a distance, it looks a bit rash, perhaps some combination of George Steinbrenner and Jerry Jones — what, the quarterback's neck hurts and you fire the general manager?
When he considers that they had never even been to Charleston or Savannah, much less tiny Beaufort, Mr. Harrison concedes that their next decision was perhaps a bit rash.
Alan Pardew, the Newcastle manager, defended Yanga-Mbiwa: "He made a point in his mind that he didn't want him to get away, and he was a bit rash in that challenge.
Scott Becker, the attorney for the Seaport Aquarium on the Boardwalk and several other stores here that have sold or want to sell iguanas and hermit crabs, is similarly skeptical, and says Mr. Troiano is being a bit rash.
Therefore it's a bit rash to criticise IVF, and the children it produces – since, as is the case with John and his husband David Furnish, this is how many gay couples manage to have families.
There were more than a few people, myself included, who privately thought Dave Brailsford, Team Sky's director, may have been a bit rash in 2009 when he set a target of delivering a British winner of the Tour de France within five years.
To suggest that the G.O.P. candidates have "identified their party yet again with forces that have poisoned our national politics for more than 100 years" is a bit rash given that those "forces" include segregationists like George Wallace, Lester Maddox and Orval Faubus, Democrats all.
