Sentence examples for promotion fast from inspiring English sources

You Sim will have to work a lot, try to get a promotion fast, accept opportunities to get money, and live very cheaply in the beginning.

But other testimony has hinted at a thread of rage and perhaps misogyny as well, with witnesses telling the court about disparaging comments Sergeant Bales made about his wife and his frustration at failing to gain promotion faster.

It will create a sense of urgency and people will be likely to act on the promotion faster.

But she could cite only the promotion of fast sea-routes and a motorway linking the Maghreb (in the west) with the Mashrek (Egypt and the eastern shore).

And yes they are both on the record as loving your much-hated TPP deal: Pence called for its "swift adoption" and McConnell proposed an amendment to give President Obama trade promotion authority ("fast track" authority) to negotiate TPP without Congressional oversight.

Still, some venture capitalists think the self-promotion is fast approaching the level of shameless.

Nagelsmann promotion was fast-tracked to the first-team job in February, to a combination of universal disbelief and doubt.

Before it agreed to the trade-promotion authority ("fast track") that the administration needs when it conducts trade negotiations, America's House of Representatives insisted on a number of side agreements that will make freer trade in textiles and agriculture harder.

To give some impetus to what is considered to be a fairly remote issue in a time of pressing national matters, the extension may be packaged with three other Bush administration priorities, including the trade promotion, or fast-track, authority bill.

Overall, these findings demonstrate the promising potential of rhEGF-loaded lipid nanoparticles, particularly NLC-rhEGF, for the promotion of faster and more effective healing and suggest their future application for the treatment of chronic wounds.

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