Sentence examples for potential dispatch from inspiring English sources

It's their job to dispatch the team, sometimes further interrogating each call prior to a potential dispatch.

It's this paramedic's job to dispatch the team, but sometimes he or she must further interrogate the call prior to a potential dispatch.

At an early age, his instructors recognized great potential, and dispatched him at age sixteen to Aix-en-Provence for studies of further sophistication than his local schooling could provide.

Into the den of this crew of potential cutthroats, Pinkerton dispatched his most trusted confidential agents, including Mrs. Kate Warne, a young widow who was the first female professional detective in America; she was hired by the wily Pinkerton, and it turned out to be one of the best management decisions he would ever make.

Sensitivity analysis was performed to assess the potential impact of missing dispatch and/or final diagnosis by imputing possible diagnoses, including extreme imputations (dispatch diagnosis as 'not stroke' and final diagnosis as 'stroke', and vice-versa).

The trail of blood that Richard leaves in his ascent to the throne — he dispatches nine potential challengers to his kingship in the course of the evening — makes that warning sensational.

Mike Corbat, another rising star and potential heir, will be dispatched to London to oversee Citigroup's vast operations in Europe, Africa in the Middle East at a crucial time for the bank.

The constraints (2) limit the volume of the products dispatched to potential DCs to their total storage capacity.

Seager diagnosed its potential for salvation with the dispatch of a triage surgeon.

The emergency medical system dispatch centre screens potential stroke cases using a modified Rosier questionnaire [16], and when appropriate, dispatches the MSU together with the standard emergency support system, which in Germany includes an emergency physician for critically ill cases.

In order to show the potential when deviating from traditional dispatching and relocation rules – and the consequences in terms of the resulting situation – we have chosen a two-step procedure.