Sentence examples for selected haste from inspiring English sources
This field study was designed to investigate and compare the potential or sensitivity of the selected HASTE assessment methods to reflect the effects of different surrogate in-vehicle information systems (S-IVIS) on driver behaviour in an urban environment.
Bishop Wilton D. Gregory, president of the bishops conference, praised Mr. Keating but acknowledged he had selected him in haste last year at the Dallas meeting.
While our intent by including this selection was to limit provider "guessing", it is possible that responders may have selected this response in haste to complete the survey instrument.
The haste with which Eagleton had been selected led to surprise when his past mental health treatments were revealed; he withdrew from the ticket soon after the convention, to be replaced by Sargent Shriver.
At the least, Republicans close to the campaign said it was increasingly apparent that Ms. Palin had been selected as Mr. McCain's running mate with more haste than McCain advisers initially described.
So one possible reason for the haste in selecting new judges may be that the White House knows that Republicans could lose their majority at any time if a Republican senator should retire.
Avoid making a decision in haste while selecting the right light tower rental company as the same may lead to irreparable financial and material loss, apart from failure of your business purpose.
MPs on the Commons Welsh affairs select committee criticised the "regrettable haste" of the deal between the government and the BBC in October, under which the corporation will take over responsibility for most of S4C's funding.
However, if players do choose to use these abilities, selecting them is a "burden in the haste of a battle", requiring players to cycle through their entire inventory.
But Brexit got in the way – and now it's bound to be a disorderly scramble, with mistakes made in haste, repented at select committee leisure, and squeezed into the first three months of next year, when charter schedules are informally relaxed to allow everyone to carry on bailing.
