Sentence examples for rushed job from inspiring English sources

"We have to think carefully about the wording, we don't want a rushed job," Scullion said.

The government's public report, he said, 'was a rushed job and looks political'.

"It was a bit of a rushed job, to be honest".

And that night, the insemination of Tian Tian had the feel of a rushed job.

They fear a rushed job will produce a very limited package of reforms that would increase the prospects of Britons voting Out.

She had just returned from three days' leave to collect her Oscar for The Great Gatsby, her most rushed job ever.

The album campaign also showed signs of slipping, with previously immaculate artwork and videos replaced by rushed jobs.

Despite rushed jobs that have seen a number of construction workers killed, some of the new stadiums, including the one in São Paulo, reportedly aren't finished yet.

New technological developments of ultrasound (US), computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and positron emission tomography (PET) have been such a rushing job that they preceded and even induced changes in medical decision making.

But there are also concerns that some builders may be rushing jobs as costs for materials and fuel skyrocket.

But they're going to give you rush jobs, and they expect you to come up with a way to deliver it timely.