(1) Apologizing for his hasty suggestion, JOH explained that a closer look at the patient's blood might provide a more accurate diagnosis.

(2) Why has the Government taken such a hasty decision to restore the old order?

(3) He that is slow to anger is of great understanding; but he that is hasty of spirit exalteth folly.

(4) With these words he kissed the hand he still held and made a hasty departure.

(5) About 30 minutes later I questioned my hasty departure and returned to check out the price.

(6) Passion marks all what you do this week: there are chances of your falling in love at first sight or getting into a hasty marriage.

(7) He said he had been banned from talking openly despite apologising to Mr Yacomeni and admitting he may have been hasty talking to the press.

(8) The campaign warns people not to let the caller in if they are suspicious, or to be pressured into a hasty decision and pay any money up front.

(9) By nature they are naturally quick-witted, bold, hasty , quarrelsome and courageous.

(10) I felt my heart begin to pound a bit faster, and took a hasty drink from my water glass to dispel my anxiety.

(11) Republican candidates are arguing that a hasty withdrawal from Iraq would endanger the United States.

(12) One model-actress kept the children waiting for hours, and then made a hasty exit after five minutes.

(13) It looked like I had made a hasty and unthinking attempt to hide the fact.

(14) Those familiar with Bresson's oeuvre will know better than to jump to hasty conclusions.

(15) Dravid had missed out on a lovely batting surface in Multan, consumed on a rather hasty pull by Sami.

(16) When Bill grabbed a large broom to fend off the one-metre long reptile, it reared up, sparking a hasty retreat from Bill.

(17) A self-confessed soft spot for wine and women reputedly put a hasty end to his vocation, but he is still an ardent Christian.

(18) Other scenarios are about not jumping to the wrong, hasty conclusion: a lesson, it seems, we could all learn.

(19) The decision was not made in a hasty manner.

(20) A harbour is a valuable asset and it is to be hoped that no hasty decision is taken that we will regret later.