Sentence examples for rapidly disposing from inspiring English sources

After we got over the initial shock, my wife and I responded rapidly, disposing of food in which moths were breeding.

After the war ended the Disposals Commission rapidly disposed of large stocks of military equipment.

"We rapidly dispose of these containers.

When a crisis is looming--in foreign affairs or even potential embarrassment for a country in the spotlight, Courts jump to; cases are rapidly disposed of and the wrath of the law is felt with dispatch.

Many such arguments seem to me to be simple greed disguised in high-falutin' idealism about how 'information wants to be free.' "…I think the Slashdot argument can actually be disposed of rapidly with one rhetorical question, as follows.

Disposing of Nuclear Waste Q.

Disposing of nanoparticles.

A body was usually removed from the house through some makeshift aperture other than the door and disposed of as rapidly as possible.

There is no limit to the number of amendments that may be proposed, and new amendments may be offered as rapidly as the pending amendment is disposed of.

"We're incredibly concerned in that judges should not feel undue pressure to dispose of these cases rapidly in an effort to manage the enormous backlog," Laura Lynch, senior policy counsel for the American Immigration Lawyers Association, told The Daily Beast.

The fact that no polypeptides are secreted and that degradation seems to occur very rapidly indicate that Nef may be disposed of by ER quality control mechanisms [ 26, 33].