Sentence examples for most expeditiously from inspiring English sources

At the same time, risks that are confronted during the course of the project can be managed most expeditiously with clear top management commitment.

The equal-channel angular pressing of pure metals is conducted most expeditiously by pressing at room temperature using a die with a channel angle of 90°.

Third and more generally, improved dialogue on fisheries questions is likely to be most expeditiously advanced by studies that explicitly conceptualise and contextualise ecological and socio-economic processes and their institutional arrangements.

Question 2: How can information needed to assess the human health hazards of nanoparticles that are currently in or likely soon to reach commercial production be obtained most expeditiously and efficiently?

We need to move expeditiously to the most complete and accurate count that is possible.

They lopped off more than $80 million in salaries from last season's payroll and have moved expeditiously to use most of that reserve to sign Teixeira, C. C. Sabathia and A. J. Burnett.

"We need to move expeditiously to the most complete and accurate count that is possible," he said that night, standing before a mantel where family photographs had been placed in view of the cameras.

"We need to move expeditiously to the most complete and accurate count that is possible," he said.

Furthermore, the increasing availability of novel, targeted agents which are competing for a small patient population, in view of the low incidence of primary brain tumours draws attention to the need to improve the efficiency of phase 2 clinical testing in neuro-oncology to expeditiously transition the most promising of these drugs or combinations to potentially practice-changing phase 3 trials.

Most customers at Fairfield Meat Emporium come and go expeditiously, but you can also sit on a stool by the front windows, where Hungarian newspapers are displayed, nosh on a store-made sandwich (about $5.50) and bone up on the Magyar language.

Following a mid-January mission to the DPRK by his personal envoy, Maurice Strong, Annan warned of a major humanitarian crisis unless donors responded expeditiously to the pressing food and medical needs of the most vulnerable there.