Sentence examples for More expedited from inspiring English sources
As the war dragged on, and the 2012 presidential election approached, Mr. Obama began to take troops out of Afghanistan on a more expedited schedule than his commander at the time, Gen. David H. Petraeus, had recommended.
The Supreme Court last looked at a medical device case in 1996, when it ruled that devices approved by the F.D.A. under a different, more expedited process were not shielded from state liability.
Arrangements for smaller meetings can be done on a more expedited schedule.
A second question is whether CSX will return to the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and try for more expedited relief to knock out T.C.I.'s votes.
This workflow allows for more expedited model development while avoiding some of the sources of error plaguing automated model generation and allowing for a wide range of customization.
When aiming to provide more expedited cancer diagnosis and treatment of cancer at an earlier stage, it is important to take into account the symptom epidemiology throughout the pathway, from first bodily sensation until the start of cancer treatment.
Current methods for fish species identification are mainly based on sequencing, a technique that is time and resources consuming boosting the need for the development of more expedite methods.
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The fee for the same-day delivery service also remains unchanged at $19, which is $2 more than expedited next-day delivery.
Li (2013) have provided a model for designing a logistics network in which regular shipping services with long uncertain lead time could be replaced with more expensive expedited shipping services in negligible lead time.
Shoppers will need to wait longer to have their purchases processed, in addition to the wait time for standard ground shipping that's typically free -- unless, of course, they pay more to expedite shipping orders.
