Sentence examples for instant withdrawal from inspiring English sources
Pain provokes instant withdrawal from the source of the pain, while an itch provokes a scratch.
Led by the sinister Headmaster, the Colonists arrive in England determined to win a general election with a clutch of reforms: ID cards, neighbourhood patrols, instant withdrawal from the EU and joining America as the state of 'Old England'.
A full dose of Narcan is two milligrams, and in Berkeley County the medics administer 0.4 milligrams at a time, so as not to snatch patients' high away too abruptly: you didn't want them to go into instant withdrawal, feel terribly sick, and become belligerent.
If someone doesn't particularly care about dying at the time and they want to continue at all costs?" That same urge, he explained, can lead to candidates becoming accomplished actors at checkpoints, bluffing their way through questions designed to expose problems like heat illness which would result in their instant withdrawal.
If it's discovered that you are engaging in charging people to wear clothes to work, as in the instance of Dorothy Brown, this is cause for instant withdrawal from the campaign.
These were essential to Yu'E Bao's success and to its safety, given the short-term funding base that comes with allowing instant withdrawals.
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Early investigations about the Acroflex-Disc, for example, revealed the problem of rubber-tears and made an instant product withdrawal necessary.
Bank representatives - usually local people - will keep some money and use nifty mobile micro-automated teller machines to make instant small deposits and withdrawals.
Afterwards, as the world's media crowded around the Team Sky bus demanding an instant reaction to Froome's withdrawal, Sir Dave Brailsford chose to speak as a bike fan as well as a team principal.
Hugh Hewitt tries to pin an ill-advised nomination and a correct withdrawal on an "instant, fierce and sometimes false assault from conservative pundits and activists"; and ultimately on the fact "that Democrats have deeply damaged the integrity of the advice and consent process".
