• But if they do not hurry, they may be beaten by a group based in Mexico city.

    ECONOMIST: Genetic engineering

  • Rather, it is for those who need capacity in a hurry and do not mind starting all over again if something goes wrong.

    ECONOMIST: A new spot market makes cloud computing a commodity

  • In addition, although the hundreds of stock markets around the world have consolidated into one or at most a handful of exchanges in each country, cross-border regulation makes it difficult for international takeovers to take place, and governments do not seem to be in any hurry to change the rules.

    FORBES: World Markets

  • HUNTER-GAULT: Pronk, who has been involved in peace talks in Abuja, Nigeria, says the warring parties--two rebel factions and the government of Sudan--so far do not seem to be in a hurry to make peace in a region where some three million people are affected by the conflict, with some two million displaced and living in camps.

    NPR: African Union Leaders to Meet in Sudan

  • It's very difficult when one writes letters in a hurry as I always do, not to make them sound abrupt.

    BBC: A Point of View: Mourning the loss of the written word

  • The onrush of so many projects at one time is certainly daring: not since Mrs Thatcher has a British politician seemed in quite so much of a hurry to do a lot.

    ECONOMIST: Reforming the state

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