Sentence examples for rush phase from inspiring English sources

The seventy-year history of the computer era to date can be seen as the Gold Rush phase of data.

In the land-rush phase of Russian capitalism, "oligarchs" emerged and amassed riches by grabbing them any way they could.

But this is just the early, land-rush phase of the Internet of Things, comparable to the first Internet land rush, in the late nineties.

Like some other favorite story lines of the past few years -- the kiddie-porn scare, the "Blair Witch" craze, the day-trader menace -- tales of the Nasdaq bubble are transient sideshows in the Web's early gold-rush phase that may look like quaint olden-days phenomena once the Internet is seamlessly integrated into our lives.

He must take action urgently to address the implications of the rushed authorisation phase that could undermine the whole project.

Xanadu represents the high point of the 70s pomp-rock phase of Rush's career.

After a seeming gold rush into a new phase of construction and expansion coinciding with the mid-decade boom times, current and potential casino operators in Atlantic City are sounding and acting more cautious in light of the latest economic downturn, at least in the short term.

Cook says Amylin was so eager to close the deal with J&J that it ceded to the company's demand to rush into the last phase.

And yet often I witness an odd correlation with writers that goes like this: The more time they've spent on the book, the more anxious they are to rush the post-completion phase of shopping, author platform, and publishing, even though none of these arenas can or should be rushed.

For example, they felt that there had been too much of a rush during the initiation phase of some project without adequate preparation taking place.

For example, the Turkers may have rushed through the first phase of the tests to learn their money more quickly.