Sentence examples for expeditiously while from inspiring English sources

The change in approach needs to be made expeditiously, while American officials work to persuade other countries to join the effort.

The state must move these projects along expeditiously while insuring that they are constructed and situated in an environmentally responsible manner.

A consideration in all settings, however, is how to best remove the bone expeditiously while avoiding injury to adjacent vital structures.

"Further integration of women will occur expeditiously, even while we recognize the need to institutionalize steps of this importance," he said.

Medium-duration certificate programs offer a novel approach to address the need for qualified emergency providers in LMICs by offering greater breadth and depth than traditional short courses while expeditiously training more providers than a residency: in the same 13 years needed to graduate 50 residency-trained EPs, an annual certificate program could train 180 providers.

"It's always best if we can resolve these cases as expeditiously as possible while making sure we have a fair and just resolution for the victim," said Frank Dunnick, the deputy district attorney who prosecuted the case.

Although previously used for soft tissue cavitation, recent advances in ultrasonic technology now permit aspirators to expeditiously remove bone while still being respectful of nearby soft tissues.

Today their daily labors may have a beginning and end, though the docs are expected to be more productive – i.e., see patients as expeditiously as every 15 minutes — while on duty.

In the hospital, residents must navigate an increasingly complicated healthcare system, while having to expeditiously diagnose, treat, and discharge patients.

But by both American and Israeli accounts of the blunt exchange, Mr. Sharon said that Israeli forces had a job to complete in wiping out the "terrorist infrastructure" in the Palestinian territories, and that while he would move "expeditiously" to complete that work, he gave Mr. Bush no indication of when his forces would withdraw.

But while efforts to try the case expeditiously are to be commended, some legal experts are understandably concerned that a rush to judgment could mean that any verdicts will be overturned on appeal.