Примеры madly

• I have felt that the whole process of nationalisation has careered along madly in a vacuum.

• If we are not to scramble madly among ourselves for a share of the national cake, that cake must grow in size.

• They see it as the answer to their predicament of having no energy policy and are suddenly rushing madly towards it.

• The result, of course, is that instead of winning votes they have been losing them madly—and this was inevitable.

• First, there are pupils who cannot sit still, but run around madly all over the place.

• At the moment the distribution of resources between those two objectives is madly wrong.

• All the people involved are madly and unkindly affected by the high rate of interest that now exists.

• The index figure of commodity prices has gyrated madly between 150 and 200, and back again to 150.

• They might think that we were madly expansionist, and so they might take fright.

• We were just going to get our rights and some recompense and restitution when we madly agree to be cut adrift.

• Unless we are to scramble madly among ourselves for a share of the national productive cake, we must have growth in the economy.

• I think it is madly irresponsible to say, in the interests of clarity, that anybody can induce a breach of contract without having to think twice about it.

• They were obviously madly exploited, they worked one in two, but there was a continuous system of healthcare, through the junior housemen, senior housemen, registrars and so on.

• I confess to not being madly optimistic.

• To take the line that we cannot afford to do this because of our own financial problems or because our rates will go up is madly short-sighted.