I mean, the IRS doesn’t do things impetuously. It’s pretty calculated, so, hopefully, it gets fixed,' Seed to Table costumer William Whittaker told WINK. John Meo, chair of Collier County's ...

He has a willingness to take risks, to seek out the extreme, to act impetuously." While at Oxford, Rothschild soon became infamous for his excesses. He was a member of the notorious Bullingdon ...

si tu savais!" "Stop!" she cried, "don't sing that. I don't want you to sing it," and she laid her glass so impetuously and blindly upon the table as to shatter it against a carafe. The wine ...

Too many inexpensive things bought impetuously can add up to a big bill, then negatively impact your financial health. For this reason it’s important to be aware and disciplined when visiting ...

By acting so impetuously, so egregiously and yet so uselessly, it has fatally weakened its own position. It has exposed ...

Not wanting to impetuously destroy the numerous helpful applications that had been built upon the already partially known API, he decided to keep the project off Niantic’s radar. The most recent ...

This statement was classic Trump: impetuously phrased and needlessly condensed. It makes no concessions to sensitive liberal ears. But however imperfect, even regrettable, Trump’s choice of language, ...

"With a tenacity worthy of a better application, the collective West is trying to resolve the issues it itself impetuously created," the document continues. "In fact, we are witnessing a reshaping ...

The acquisition of fresh knowledge should be their quest. Many a times, leaders / managers are so impetuously consumed with the notion that only their opinion is not only correct, but that there ...