Sentence examples for rapidly shipping from inspiring English sources

Still, the situation can change rapidly, shipping executives said.

The United States is moving rapidly toward shipping tons of bomb-grade plutonium and uranium out of a vulnerable laboratory in New Mexico, according to Energy Department officials and internal documents.

But the practice is spreading rapidly among shipping firms despite the cost, which can run to $100,000 per voyage for a four-man team.

The Brazilian economy grew rapidly; railroad, shipping and other modernization projects were started; immigration flourished.

Regardless of whether this is limiting for the art of conversation on the platform, it's nice to see Twitter shipping things rapidly.

"If they were able to exit shipping quickly and at not too big a cost, they might be able to restore the dividend rapidly afterwards," he said.

Carried by tradesmen along shipping routes, it rapidly spread to the port of Hamburg in northern Germany and made its first appearance in England, in Sunderland, in 1831.

The company explains that by saying that it is committed to shipping updates more rapidly, and not saving up new code to release as a group, as with Update 1: ". "[R]ather than waiting for months and bundling together a bunch of improvements into a larger update customers can expect that we'll use our already existing monthly update process to deliver more frequent improvements".

Finally, Robin has strong vendor relationships with the most service conscious vendors who are capable of shipping major parts rapidly (on an overnight timeline in most cases) minimizing the system down time for Premiere Electric customers.

Is there a difference between the Democratic and Republican Parties? A. You might look at one party as a rapidly sinking ship and say we're going to vote for the other guy because the ship's not going down so fast.

One student clung so tenaciously to the rapidly sinking ship that he climbed up the mast as it slid rapidly under the waves.