expeditiousness

Maybe because a retreat to "expeditiousness" doesn't feel like an argument you'd support.

"Oppose Wisconsin Checkpoints." Ann Althouse 2009

He is to have full access to all of your findings, and you all are to consider his inquiries with the expeditiousness that you do mine.

Going Mutant Dr. Barry Leed 2010

It could also be run “informally” so that the expeditiousness of the project is a benefit to all.

The Volokh Conspiracy » An End to DNA Test Waivers? 2009

Here is one of the fronts in this new foreign policy, strengthened by Obama's pressure for expeditiousness (once a decision has been made) that is already transforming the implementation of policy.

Mayhill Fowler: Did President Obama Bend History in Oslo? 2009

Imagine that you are periodically forced to drop to the ground, remove your clothes, and that you are punished for moving with insufficient expeditiousness.

Ayelet Waldman: How We Treat Those Who Have Transgressed 2008

Provide us with appropriate modalities for coming, with all deliberate expeditiousness, to closure, unless otherwise agreed between the parties.

Archive 2006-04-01 Mike L 2006

Provide us with appropriate modalities for coming, with all deliberate expeditiousness, to closure, unless otherwise agreed between the parties.

The Lord's Prayer for lawyers Mike L 2006

Christine Hardman's comments about the characteristic slapdash expeditiousness of the Church of England's methods will ring bells in many quarters, I'm sure.

General Synod: Speech Moving Motion on Women in the Episcopate 2005

And, finally, capitulation for the sake of expeditiousness is not the right path; Parenting was a much better name than any alternative we had.

Naked in the Boardroom Robin Wolaner 2005

No representation is made or warranty given as to their content, road conditions or route usability or expeditiousness.

driving to Manzanillo 2002