Sentence examples similar to swiftest elevation from inspiring English sources
After his swift elevation to president, he said he intended to create a national unity government, and restore law and order to the country of 400,000 people.
Critics, not least in the ANC, will now say that Mr Maimane's speedy ascent to the top post is another "parachute job" - that the 34-year-old is too young and inexperienced to deserve the position, and that his swift elevation smacks of racial tokenism.
Critics will now say that Mr Maimane's speedy ascent to the top job is another "parachute" job - that the 34-year-old is too young and inexperienced to deserve the position, and that his swift elevation smacks of racial tokenism.
Regarding osmotic demyelination syndromes, a myelin and oligodendrocyte loss is noted leading to central pontine myelinolysis and/or extrapontine myelinolysis; however clinical signs that are 2 to 6 days delayed after the swift elevation of sodium levels are often irreversible or only partially reversible [ 13, 14].
The clinical manifestations of ODS are typically delayed for two to six days after swift elevations in the serum sodium level.
A medium-sized swift of higher elevations in western South America, the Andean Swift was only recently split out of the genus Apus, and into the genus Aeronautes.
With his aging stars in determined pursuit of the younger, swifter Thunder, Popovich had watched what pure elevation and athleticism can achieve in moments when Coach can only cross his fingers.
Gorbachev's surprisingly swift and apparently unopposed elevation--following a period when he was widely regarded as the heir apparent--may mean that he will not have to struggle as much to establish his personal authority as some of his predecessors did.
Second, extensive prehospital field-triaging using ECG telemedicine has been gradually implemented in order to identify patients with ST segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) in the ambulance enabling swift transportation to invasive heart centres.
