Sentence examples for rapidly dispatch from inspiring English sources

Whilst direct bite inflicted injury is the most intuitive and oft observed mechanism to rapidly dispatch prey, the role of bacteria or venom to aid prey death is poorly known.

A placatory message was accordingly rapidly dispatched on 3 December.

And Dr. Cherr said sperm without the protein might enter the tract only to be "rapidly dispatched" as "foreign invaders".

Pinkerton detective Warren Roper, with his impressive leather mask holding together what little was left of his face also didn't amount to all that much and was rapidly dispatched after a long buildup.

A Home Office delegation, including some MPs, was rapidly dispatched to Dyce and shown around the camp by the inmates.

Local politicians were even more vulnerable to him: even the powerful Eulogius Schneider, the revolutionary leader of Alsace's largest city and called the "Marat of Strasbourg", was arrested by Saint-Just's orders and rapidly dispatched to the guillotine.

Synching an infected iPod with a computer will mess up the computer.The RavMonE virus is a "worm", a vicious piece of malicious software, or malware, that replicates rapidly by dispatching copies of itself to other computers whenever it detects a network connection.

He closed rapidly and dispatched it for his 20th air victory.

Working alone, apart from the scientific community, the unknown junior clerk rapidly managed to dispatch all three.

Designed by Michael Levine and with 18th-century costumes by Falk Bauer, it can be dispatched rapidly here.

"The immediate availability of basic humanitarian supplies and the ability to dispatch them rapidly to populations in affected areas can save many lives in emergencies.