Sentences with phrase «hasty in»

The biggest lesson that I am learning is to take my time and buy what I love rather than being hasty in my purhcases only to end up with something that I will never use.

Thirdly, we feel that the Bank of Canada was a little hasty in raising interest rates now, as we are seeing a slowing down in the Canadian real estate market, especially the very hot Toronto and Vancouver areas.

You literally have decades of options, don't be hasty in locking yourself into one now.

But be discreet about your job search plans and don't be hasty in your decision to move on: there may still be opportunities and options with your current employer (more about that next week).

Well, looks like I was too hasty in saying they are shutting down the app platform.

However, do not be too hasty in doing that.

Although Peers» assessment of the unviability of Regulation 1417/2003 is undoubtedly persuasive, it could be argued that he has been rather too hasty in dismissing the value of the European Free Movement Mechanism initiative.

Now it's clear that «several reliable sources» were a bit hasty in their assumptions.

Perhaps I was hasty in jumping to conclusions.

I think I may have been a bit hasty in comparing it to Dear Esther, but the opening, narration style and level design doesn't do much to discourage that.

Finally they issued an apology, saying that they were a tad too hasty in setting a released date before.

But come here during the festive season, and you begin to wonder whether the residents may not have been a little hasty in calling their bay «still».

We will not be hasty in re-homing these dogs to any sort of home and the applicant will be required to proceed through our normal methods of adoption and home checking.

In today's show ring, there is a danger that judges and writers of breed standards will be too hasty in defining what is «proper» tail carriage for breeds that have been exhibited for over a century with very little attention paid to tail stumps.

But we shouldn't be so hasty in urging the banks to ease up.

But now, after some further thought, I wonder if we are perhaps being too hasty in dismissing them.

The IRS can be hasty in their attempt to collect unpaid debts from business owners and consumers without giving them much of a chance to fulfill the debt.

It seems company has been hasty in trying to be the first to launch a quad core tablet and it is not turning out too well.

The company also told PL that it is the network providers that will determine the price and release schedule for the new device, so maybe Amazon has been hasty in its posting.

But even in these cases, generalizations could prove hasty in the absence of thorough knowledge of alternative strategies.

But is it possible that some organizations have been too hasty in adding mobile to their basket of performance support tools without really thinking it through?

The other things relate to the facts that maybe Sonic was a little too hasty in it's release date, as there are various bugs across all platforms.

Do not be hasty in making your decision when you can view a number of profiles which make be of interest to you.

What's old always becomes new again, so don't be hasty in throwing anything out, but make sure you're mixing things up properly and not always wearing the same jewellery out of habit.

Whatever the reason, we shouldn't be too hasty in drawing conclusions about human nutrition from the study, Gladyshev says.

Comets 103P and 45P suggested that researchers may have been hasty in dismissing all comets as Earth's water source.

He's charged that Cuomo badly fumbled his handling of an anti-corruption commission which is now under federal investigation, and that the governor was too hasty in passing what Astorino says is flawed gun control legislation.

Riverkeeper, an organization dedicated in part to protecting the river and its adjacent communities, has responded that the plan lacks transparency, the Council was too hasty in approving the plan without adequate funding information, and did not satisfactorily address key issues related to noise and air pollution and the destruction of marine habitats.

We won't be hasty in our condemnation; when you put water on fire, you wait for it to boil.

He's charged that Cuomo badly fumbled his handling of an anti corruption commission, - the panel is now under federal investigation, - and that the governor was too hasty in passing what Astorino says is flawed gun control legislation.

Sen. Eric Schneiderman might have been a tad hasty in announcing earlier this week his endorsement by a Democratic town leader from Dutchess County.

Demichelis can be a good reader of the game but, even he, can be hasty in jumping into tackles prematurely.

But even though the Gunners did splash some cash and add Granit Xhaka, Lucas Perez and Shkodran Mustafi, as well as the promising young defender Rob Holding, I can not help but feel that we may have been a bit too hasty in allowing some of the other Arsenal squad members to leave.

Sirs: U.S. Open Tournament Director Owen Williams was perhaps too hasty in heeding Jack Kramer's warning that his size - 12 feet would keep him from being a winner.

But maybe Arsene Wenger should not be so hasty in letting Jenks go, especially after his Man of the Match performance for the England under 21 side tonight.

Let us not be hasty in Wenger's departure, let us plan it properly and do it RIGHT the first time.

Not to be negative of Chambers, but there have been instances during his stint with Arsenal, in Mertesacker's absence, where he has looked vulnerable and a tad hasty in his decision making, which saw Dzeko dance past him at the Wembley and, the other day at Istanbul, when Demba Ba ran through on goal.

I wonder if the Frenchman is now wondering whether he may have been a bit hasty in allowing three of the club's first team strikers, Lukas Podolski, Yaya Sanogo and Joel Campbell to leave on loan.

I bet by the end of season he will be better than Shniderlin, and could take his place in the French picking order.Got to be proud of him for how he has proved most of us, no names, wink wink, for being to hasty in judging his ability.

I had to confront the fact that I might've been a little too hasty in assuming Conklin only had a future at guard.

Former Wesfarmers boss Richard Goyder has conceded the conglomerate was too hasty in implementing the Bunnings business model in the UK.

One of those things I tried only once when I was very young and promptly turned my nose up at... until a post like this comes and makes me question if perhaps I've been too hasty in dismissing it...

Mr Scott dismissed suggestions Wesfarmers, which is in the middle of a strategic review of its loss - making hardware operations in the UK and Ireland, had been hasty in moving to demerge Coles, which is struggling to keep up with Woolworths.

I don't believe that the African American community should be so hasty in restricting the rights of other minorities given their own history.

At the same time, however, both Camus, who was an atheist, and the great religious teachers have warned us not to be too hasty in piecing the puzzle of reality together.

I may have been hasty in suggesting you abandon this thread.

Those Christians I hope to meet, to understand, to enjoy learning from and want to discuss Christ with them, incase I am being too hasty in my rejection of him, for he remains an enigma to me.

«Do not be quick with your mouth, do not be hasty in your heart to utter anything before God.

So let us not be too hasty in judging them.

I should say, though, that I was maybe a bit hasty in thinking that Hertz's poison pill was hard to justify because the rumored activists in the stock — Corvex and Third Point — seemed unlikely to mount a hostile takeover.