hastiness

Examples of hasty

hasty
We refrain from hasty conclusions about the greater generosity and lesser dependency needs of women, but clearly these gender differences invite greater scrutiny.
Rather than seeking simple answers to such general questions, the article skilfully outlines a wide array of material that cautions against hasty conclusions.
Are market conditions irrelevant when hasty imitation is present?
There is a striking contrast between this hasty launching of tuberculin and the careful launching of the diphtheria antitoxin three years later.
I bade the demon goodnight and made a hasty exit.
Such a conclusion is, however, far too hasty.
There are points at which judgement seems hasty and where it would have been wiser to say either more or less.
Moreover, there are unnecessary repetitions of all sorts, as well as hasty editorial work that resulted in wrong spellings and missing words in sentences.
At least they warn us against hasty assumptions.
It seems hasty to assume that the injustice we find in the human world has no function in human survival and reproduction.
But it would be hasty to draw these inferences.
Given the dangers of a hasty idealisation of pre-colonial rule, several points need to be emphasised.
Yet this realization would offer a hasty conclusion.
Many details in these two studies warn against hasty conclusions regarding listeners' reactions to different modes of presentation.
Perhaps this actually helped us to avoid offering any hasty conclusions, and so we were left musing on a number of parallel themes.
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