Sentence examples for efficiently dispenses from inspiring English sources

There's a brusqueness to his voice on the telephone, yet he is exceedingly polite as he efficiently dispenses with your call.

This double bill answered all the questions we thought we cared about, but also introduced new, more pressing ones, while red herrings that might easily have been teased over an entire series were efficiently dispensed with.

"Because what men would have done if they were serious about women's liberation is made home-economics classes mandatory for all human beings, thus ensuring that working women and working men alike were able to efficiently dispense with the housework in their off-hours, and able to view it simply as part-and-parcel of the professional lifestyle, not some antiquated, gendered pursuit".

It was near the end of the third day of the Wimbledon Championships in late June, and Nadal, an hour or so earlier, efficiently dispensed with his second-round opponent, the hard-hitting but chronically inconsistent American Ryan Sweeting, in straight sets.

Examples of commercially available robotics that can efficiently dispense liquid onto the microwell chip are Equator (www.labcyte.com) and FlexDrop (www.perkinelmer.com).

Now, because we have to meet targets, wards are discharging patients more efficiently, medicines are being dispensed more quickly, transport is being arranged faster - it's all nitty-gritty stuff but it all helps when people work together to solve a problem.

She was being treated, and I trusted in that, but back then, in 1982, anti-depressants were dispensed less efficiently than now.

Indiana did not shoot well (34.5 percent), did not pass well (16 turnovers) and did not dispense the basketball efficiently (9 assists).

With the exception of some generous private donations, and the $10,000 rewards that the Iraqi leader, Saddam Hussein, is dispensing, promptly and efficiently, to the families of Palestinian "martyrs", Arab aid is sunk in bureaucratic wrangling .Nothing has been received yet," says a senior Palestinian official at the Arab League.

It is to be expected that PTAMs with strict rules, which meet more regularly and reach obligatory agreements, will prescribe and dispense drugs more efficiently with regards to quality and costs.

Meanwhile, the need to dispense medication reliably and efficiently is growing more acute: America's 40 million senior citizens now make up 13% of the country's population and consume two-thirds of prescription drugs.