Sentence examples similar to too expeditious from inspiring English sources

Chapman's contributions stand out, however, with a baroque style that is reminiscent of David Foster Wallace: heavy on footnotes (there are fourteen in one paragraph of a recent filing) and on wordplay (no alliteration is too much: "expeditious exercise," "tutelary tactics," "insidious ink").

It should make clear that we, too, want to see the expeditious withdrawal of American combat forces, but only in a manner that ensures Iraq will not again dissolve into chaos and civil war.

"It also enables the expeditious armament of Hezbollah in Lebanon.

For investors though, those expeditious announcements will be years too late.

He said the umpires must be expeditious, but he emphasized that they also needed to be right.

Thanks to this similarity, it has been possible to set up some reliable guidelines of analysis and intervention which can constitute an easy and expeditious instrument for technicians and restorers in order to safeguard this valuable built heritage, too much neglected until now.

The transfer was expeditious.

SERVICE -- Friendly and expeditious.

Some expeditious changes are already in place.

The Yankees were expeditious about cleaning up after Chamberlain.

"An expeditious and thorough investigation should have been perfectly possible".