Sentence examples for application promptly from inspiring English sources

By John C. Emery The New Yorker, March 5, 1932 P. 55 (Political parties desiring to indorse this amplified income tax return and to make it a plank in their presidential election platforms are advised to make application promptly for permission to do so. First come, first served...) Questions calling for none but the frankest answers.

(Political parties desiring to indorse this amplified income tax return and to make it a plank in their presidential election platforms are advised to make application promptly for permission to do so. First come, first served...) Questions calling for none but the frankest answers.

The application promptly surged in popularity, and has since ridden on its inherent virality to grow to where it is today — as more players signed up, they'd tell their friends to join so that they could play each other (remember, the game is multi-player only).

I completed the applications promptly and submitted them well before the deadlines.

As RFID technology provides an efficient and accurate way to identify physical resources and at the same time preserves very attractive deployment characteristics to industries such as simple system installation and deployment process, wireless accessibility and low-cost manufacture, various innovative applications have promptly been developed.

An emergency situation in medical applications should be promptly handled.

We try to differentiate ourselves with a quick and easy process with few hassles — even if we decline your application, we do it promptly and with dignity — and great customer service.

In handling customer accounts, service companies would have to credit the account on the day a payment was received; maintain accurate and accessible documents; offer direct access to support people who could help delinquent borrowers; and, if the company offers loan modifications, promptly review applications.

"That won't be necessary," the official responded, and promptly stamped the application.

It said the maker of Plan B One-Step, Teva Pharmaceuticals, has been asked to "promptly" file an application asking for no age or sales restrictions, and that the "F.D.A. will approve it without delay".

"They promptly denied our application, and informed us that the word has falls into the category of human rights discrimination".