Sentence examples for rush to decide from inspiring English sources

I am in no rush to decide, though maybe I should be.

For now, he says he is in no rush to decide what he will do.

And he's in no rush to decide what he'll do by the end of the year when his contract runs out.

The committee seems suddenly to be in a rush to decide before the August recess whether to drop the inquiry or allow it to proceed.

But a more likely outcome, at the behest of European leagues and American television networks that have complained about a rush to decide, will be a decision to continue to study the possibility of a move.

Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, signalled yesterday that he will not rush to decide whether to abandon peace talks after Israel refused to renew a temporary freeze on settlement construction in the occupied West Bank.

Since Ms. Snowe made the surprise announcement last week that she would not seek re-election, blaming partisan rancor, a number of high-profile Mainers have been rushing to decide whether to run for her seat.

The court said Congress's actions in extending Section 5 "raise serious constitutional questions," but Roberts wrote that "the importance of the question does not justify our rushing to decide it". Instead, the court made it clear that all political subdivisions covered by the act were free to make the case to federal officials for an exemption.

Victor Osimhen, top scorer at the 2015 Under-17 World Cup, has said he is not rushing to decide his club future.

There is no rush for us to decide but the topic has already been debated".

"It feels like we are rushing forward, trying to decide what to keep of the modern world and what to throw away, while not losing hold of what has given us life and happiness for all time," he says, softly, in his halting, precise English, before his attention is drawn away by Lisa Beamer, who is talking about the last call from her husband, Todd, before he fought the hijackers.