Sentence examples for may help expedite from inspiring English sources

Awareness of this unusual ECG presentation of a relatively common electrolyte abnormality may help expedite recognition and treatment of a potentially life-threatening disorder.

In addition to their potential role in diagnostics of the metabolic disturbances, the findings may help expedite the search for novel therapeutic targets for obesity.

Meanwhile, the new five-year plan may help expedite improvements, says Sonya Lunder, a senior analyst with the Environmental Working Group.

They may be able to help expedite your application somewhat, but it is worth investigating whether the consulate could expedite your request directly and making an informed decision.

And more F.B.I. staff members to manage the database would also help expedite the process.

Ms. Lykos has been pushing for a new regional crime lab to help expedite the cases.

Rental car rewards programs, in addition to helping you get car upgrades, can also help expedite your travel.

But Mr. Mangudadatu's victory, she hoped, will "help expedite the resolution of the murder cases" filed against the Ampatuans.

The products were a cream and a lozenge, which I was told could help expedite my rehabilitation.

Instead, it's meant to help expedite the trustee's quick distribution to customers from the remaining money.

Being able to memorize the common calls for your language of choice can help expedite productivity.