Sentence examples for rush the project from inspiring English sources

New Yorkers are not stupid; the Olympic bid was clearly a red herring meant to rush the project through.

Trying to rush the project to completion, Mr. Shepard urged his 29 laborers to cut corners, including skipping bracing the basement walls.

A federal judge has blocked an oil exploration project near Arches National Park, saying the Bush administration cut corners on environmental analyses in an effort to rush the project forward.

Motorola says it always planned to ship the watch on its own timeframe of late August, and they weren't about to rush the project just to make the deadline for the conference, so everything is still proceeding according to their original plans.

But that's no reason to rush the project just to get it out there a day early.

They also discuss how martial law is being used to quash environmental protests by local people about certain government projects and rush the projects through.

The developer rushed the project into construction last June, so it could qualify for an expiring property tax benefit.

His motive here — to investigate desire without a blink or a blush — is laudable, but the look of it suggests that he rushed the project through, leaving the script to founder at the level of a student film.

He said he and his staff rushed the project along to minimize resistance from city officials.

Byne rushed the project in fear that it might be halted at any time by the authorities Spanish law prohibited the removal of historic artifacts.

If you rush through the project, the chances of overlooking something or making a mistake are higher.