Sentence examples for quick distribution from inspiring English sources

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

Early in the festival the film was attracting the most buzz and seemed destined to land a quick distribution deal, perhaps even a bidding war.

The quick distribution of much of that money eased the pain for some carriers that were in financial straits before Sept. 11, but did nothing to address the industry's underlying problems.

Playing a wide game is a highway to hopelessness unless there is quick distribution from the breakdown, with the right amount of resources committed to delivering it, plus pinpoint passing: flat or deep, short or long.

During past events that have severely disrupted travel, like the 1991 Persian Gulf war, "the Internet wasn't available as part of a supplier's recovery strategy," said Suzi LeVine, the director of product marketing at Expedia Inc. "For the first time with the Internet, quick distribution channels exist for suppliers," she said.

They note that more than half of the remaining money has been earmarked for quick distribution, including about $300 million remaining at the Red Cross and two major scholarship funds, leaving less than half a billion dollars with an uncertain future.

The Times, for instance, under his leadership, has accelerated its spending on the national edition, and has planned twenty-seven plantsng planto to be operating by 2006 (up from twenty-one), which would make possible later deadlines and quicker distribution of the paper.

The pharmacokinetics of 9d after p.o. and IV administration in male Sprague Dawley rats indicated its quick absorption, distribution and slow elimination.

It is likely that local administration of CXCL8 leads to spatially and temporally controlled gradient formation, conditions that favor directed neutrophil recruitment, whereas systemic administration results in quick uniform distribution and high soluble chemokine levels in the blood, conditions that disfavor directed neutrophil recruitment.

Given the need for shorter turnaround time to support local production, barriers exist in building a quick-turn distribution network and seeking efficient contract factories that can support both conventional and smart industry needs.

The materials were used as part of the Common Pipeline System, a quick-response distribution network managed by the UN Joint Logistics Centre, UNICEF and the non-governmental organization CARE International.