Sentence examples for too quick a step from inspiring English sources
Often we have maybe seen people take too quick a step which ultimately backfires.
And they must not be too quick to step in to save people from their own mistakes.Rigorous regulation is not confined to rich countries, and for poor ones the cost can be prohibitive.
(Yes, these efforts to prop up the economy will have to end sometime soon, and debt reduction will have to begin. But the main historical lesson of financial crises is that governments are too timid and too quick to step back).
Holder has been criticized by conservatives for being too sympathetic to the protesters and too quick to step into the controversy over Wilson, who left the Ferguson Police Department last year.
It feels too quick for an intermission.
A little too quick perhaps.
"They were too big, too quick and too good and a little too long," Knicks Coach Mike D'Antoni said.
My body was moving a little too quick".
These arguments, however, are a bit too quick.
A delay here would mean a quick turnaround, probably too quick.
