Sentence examples for expedited point from inspiring English sources

So arguing against the Government's plan of "airwave ethnic cleansing" (their term) seems like a moot, if a little expedited, point.

What you're doing is expediting the point of online dating: meeting in real life.

As he had done against Hewitt weeks earlier in Melbourne, Roddick refused to change his strategy or expedite points when injured, instead engaging in more of the grinding, cat-and-mouse style that he had used throughout.

A two-replenishment-mode model, with random expediting points is established and an innovative ordering policy (S, e) which replenishes the inventory level to S in every cycle and expedites a part of the order using fast mode when the inventory level drops to or below a certain level e, is proposed.

In the presence of fetal bradycardia, delivery was expedited when the leading point of the fetal skull was at +2 station.

Even some of those hard-earned benefits — access to a passenger lounge, expedited through security, even more points — can be paid for and often are for sale in advance or at check-in.

At no point is the traveler guaranteed expedited screening".

Expedited withdrawal from Iraq was a central point of Cegelis' campaign and Duckworth opposed a withdrawal timetable.

The presence of the Russian warships in the Derwent River, and the condemning of the Battery Point batteries in 1878 had expedited the development of the Alexandra and Kangaroo Batteries.

For even larger compound libraries, radiolabelling could be expedited and the number of imaging time points adapted to increase weekly throughput.

This replacement software is expected to be rolled out for OnePlus devices worldwide at some point next year, but this court case in India just expedited the urgency of its development.