Sentence examples for try to rush ahead from inspiring English sources
For the time being, Mao felt, the aims of the CCP coincided with the aims of the Nationalists, and therefore communists should not try to rush ahead to socialism and thus disrupt the united front.
In a Times Op-Ed piece published in late September, Noah Feldman, a consultant on constitutional issues for the C.P.A., warned that "without Sunni participation, the election results would be worse than useless.... Nobody expects perfection, but trying to rush ahead to democracy will increase the chances that we will never get there at all".
In the initial months of the American occupation, the hard-earned lessons of earlier nation-building campaigns by the United States and the United Nations in places like Bosnia, Afghanistan and East Timor were ignored by Pentagon planners, who tried to rush ahead with showcase infrastructure projects before securing public safety and a sense of participation, critics say.
"I'll try to rush things," he explained.
"He may do harm if they try to rush him.
"If they try to rush us, it will take longer".
There can be penalties if you try to rush people".
Don't try to rush things to closure.
"I'm not going to try to rush back.
We make more mistakes when we try to rush things.
Under very accelerated circumstances, like those we have now for Ebola, you can take advantage of previous studies that have been done and try to rush the development of the vaccine, but we do take risks with safety and efficacy when we accelerate so much, so I think we will be wise to develop those vaccines ahead of time.
