Sentence examples for rush processing from inspiring English sources

Transcript orders ordinarily take five to seven business days to process, although rush processing is available.

Mr. Higgs became known as the go-to guy for rush processing, getting film developed ahead of schedule.

At some point, as stated in the lawsuit, Mr. Sethuraman, Coloredge's owner, began to suspect that Mr. Higgs was offering clients free or reduced services, including unnecessary rush processing, at Coloredge's expense.

(Regular processing fee - Php 950.00 (25 working days) Rush processing Php 1,200.00 (15 days) An additional Php 200 will be charged for processing of lost passport if it is still valid.

The lowest positive response rate item was "We feel rushed when processing prescriptions" (14%) and the highest positive response rate item was "Our pharmacists tell patients important information about their new prescriptions" (93%).

We had a further discussion regarding some wordings and especially on some items that would cause a misunderstanding in the Chinese language (eg, the items of "We feel rushed when processing prescriptions"," Staff feel like their mistakes are held against them", "Staff feel comfortable asking questions when they are unsure about something" and the last section of 'Documenting Mistakes').

THIS IS A CRITICAL STEP! Do not rush the processing of the garlic with the salt.

(Experts say that the refunds and letters were probably issued in error by processing clerks rushing through thousands of returns).

The pricing, which I.B.M. refers to as on-demand computing, will also respond to short-term spikes in processing needs like rush orders to design and build a new product.

When they are out in the field, they are expected to report in regularly, often by long-distance telephone, to discuss their current problems with him and to hear Friendly's verdict on the film they have shot and have rushed back to New York for processing.

A wide array of companies are seeking to profit from the rush; among them are so-called midstream companies like Williams Partners, which focus on processing and transporting oil and natural gas products.