Sentence examples for rushed planning from inspiring English sources

The rushed planning effort —which had been assigned the name "Project 34 resulted in the Type UB I design, created specifically for operation from Flanders.

Yet another new curriculum must be introduced gradually to prevent rushed planning and poor teaching.

In general terms, the summary said Commander Waddle would address testimony that he rushed plans for surfacing and explain how he conducted his periscope search.

The opposition Conservatives went after the governing Liberals, suggesting that the rushed plan could compromise Canada's security.

Don't rush Plan your must-see countries and spend a longer time in each than cram in too much.

That spurred Washington to rush plans for an Islamic security force from Turkey, Bangladesh and Indonesia -- but as yet no Arab countries -- to keep order in Kabul.

You know, the one where you leave Plan A behind ( you, in a prestigious tenure-track faculty position) in favor of some last-minute, rush-rush "Plan B". "Transition" is the word most often chosen to describe such a change of direction, but it's hardly an adequate choice; one doesn't "transition" out of a burning building.

Other people quickly gathered blankets and rushed outside, planning to join others already sleeping on the street or in neighborhood parks.

Embracing their new reality, Rush plans on holding off on their retirement for just a little while longer.

It can't be rushed or planned unless " 6) Shoot and repeat: If the pet can be enticed to repeat a photogenic pose, don't hesitate.

BEHIND THE NEWS After failing to suppress photos in which the document, including names of suspects, could be clearly read, the British government rushed the planned arrests, and Mr. Quick resigned.