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.
Cooking up a recipe which satisfies so many different appetites can't be done in a hurry.
He also likes finished software products with at least one customer, so he can start generating cash in a hurry.
They want issues that trade a lot, so there is sufficient liquidity to get in and out of a position in a hurry.
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.
Next, each player picked "his" country and stood straddling the edge of the circle, one foot inside and one out, so that when the time came he could flee in a hurry.
Few associates believed anything was wrong because the sales drop happened so fast, and many wondered aloud why he was in such a hurry, he recalls.
"Lehman will ultimately get out, but they're in no hurry to do so, because they have the necessary flexibility to exit in a fashion that will maximize the return to their creditors and they intend to do just that, " Mr. Neithercut said on the earnings call.
Her feet began to hurt, and whenever they came to a puddle he would step aside and allow her to go first, so that she had to hurry awkwardly in front of him.
They dismiss the offshore ban as a distraction, since it would take a decade or so to get any oil out of the seabed and into cars (although that could be seen as a reason to hurry).
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