Sentence examples for rash pursuit from inspiring English sources
Yet pub lovers remember him unlovingly as the man who forced breweries to sell off their pub chains in rash pursuit of competition.
Mr. Perot, who had just abandoned his candidacy for the presidency, only to jump back in the race in October, believed allies of President George Bush had been trying to discredit his efforts as the rash pursuit of conspiracy theories.
A rash pursuit by the Roman field force led to its being entrapped on the shore of Lake Trasimene (Trasimeno) and destroyed with a loss of at least 15,000 men.
Being aware that an over-rash pursuit was the greatest danger when fighting armies trained in the fluid tactics of the Turks, Richard halted the charge after about 1 mi had been covered.
Nixon and Kissinger's pursuit of international credibility through macho posturing was rash.
Furthermore, after Dick Cheney's thrashing and whining about the Obama administration making us less safe, a rash of recent terror arrests has sent the signal that the aggressive pursuit of terror suspects remains a top priority.
Odder still, in their pursuit of symmetry the designers have opted to grossly distend the T and N keys: a rash and hysterical decision which undermines the keyboard's sense of decorum.
