Sentence examples for rushed statement from inspiring English sources

This State of the Union was not a list of items that the Administration would send to Congress or otherwise pursue—"don't worry, I've got plenty," Obama said, before offering a rushed statement on immigration, gun violence, and the minimum wage.

Griffiths later tweeted, "Not been caught shoplifting at all," which sounds somewhere between a sarcastic admission of guilt and potentially the most rushed statement of denial to ever have been posted on Twitter.

Still, hoping to avoid the commando profile, I marked only the "moderately describes me" circle above the "I get a rush" statement.

That was then inserted into a speech by Mr. Obama while Democratic organizations and allies rushed out statements and blog postings and a Web video.

Other property managers rushed out statements insisting their investments remained safe, but Standard Life warned that a further "aggressive correction" in prices was possible.

In an effort to reassure jittery investors Royal Bank of Scotland and Halifax Bank of Scotland rushed out statements reaffirming their recent trading guidance.

Inadequately vetted policies and rushed, sloppy statements like this one have undermined a core aspect of Trump's ostensible appeal as a candidate ― that his experience managing a family real estate empire would translate into effective management of the federal government.

A broad alliance of the clergy rushed out a statement lionising the assassin.

BAE rushed out a statement after news of the talks apparently leaked.

His staff rushed out a statement the following day to deny that they had uncovered a coup plot.

David Cameron, the prime minister, rushed out a statement saying the intelligence services commissioner, Sir Mark Waller, would be given "statutory powers of oversight of use of bulk personal datasets".