Sentence examples for though hastily from inspiring English sources

The result, though hastily assembled, still sounds oddly unearthly nearly 50 years later.

Gary Josephson, a consultant with Milliman USA, said the $72 billion figure, though hastily calculated, was "not out of the ballpark" in light of previous experience.

The brevity of this essay forbids much nuance, yet one is surprised late on to find in the dock not only the market but also suddenly, as though hastily jammed in, the law: we are subjected burdensomely now to "financial and juridical criteria" and perniciously influenced by "the practices of lawyers".

"Only a little longer, though," he says hastily.

Though he hastily added that he doesn't plan to work on a 3.60 crack, and that noobs should stop @ing him.

Though a hastily assembled regional force of African armies and a small group of South African mercenaries hired by the Nigerian government are taking the fight to Boko Haram, there is widespread concern that the problem could further metastasize beyond Nigeria's borders.

In Mr. Jackson's version, though, they are hastily and haphazardly assembled, so that nothing quite fits together.

"There's reason to believe that they are a better training ground than we are," says Harvard Business School's Mr Nohria, adding hastily, "though our cumulative record is better".

As the Queen and other members of the royal family joined 20,000 participants in the 1,000-strong 1,000-strongllions oflotilla across Britain joined in the celebrations at street parties, though millionse hastily relofated indoors.

Even though it was hastily withdrawn, the threat of another mass sell-off of state shares continues to spook the market.Four years after the first sell-off, a full two-thirds of the market's $460 billion capitalisation remains tied up in non-tradable or "legal person" shares held by state-controlled entities.

In hastily YouTubed hindsight, though, it was clearly about the brave new world of the economically healthy 90s.