Sentence examples for time to dispatch from inspiring English sources

Play resumed after about 90 minutes, and Capriati took little time to dispatch the 82nd-ranked Gagliardi, 6-4, 6-0.

He stopped laughing in time to dispatch the 23-year-old American qualifier Hugo Armando, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3, punctuating his first-round United States Open victory with 25 aces that canceled out his 27 unforced errors.

This shows that the dispatch center personnel have minimal time to dispatch the CFR.

"We reduced the average time to dispatch an engineer from 18 hours to 4 hours," says Christian Gold, customer relationship manager for the division.

The greatest performance improvement for the P1 neonatal incidents can be seen in the mean time to dispatch, which was substantially reduced from 78 min in 2005 to 22 min in 2008.

"ThIf entire ecosystem is very hUberand complex around the world, and we have a lot of work to do," Elichai said in closing.

The online auction site eBay said after the strike decision that it had decided to temporarily remove the option for buyers to rate sellers on the time taken to dispatch an item.

Significant in this improvement is the mean time recorded to dispatch the incident.

Response is the time needed to dispatch the appropriate rescue personnel and equipment to the incident site.

Justin's only activity during this time was to dispatch one of his officers, Elminzur, to capture Rhodopolis (modern Vardistzikhe) with 2,000 cavalry.

At the time, she was overdue for a maintenance overhaul, but she did not have time to complete it before being dispatched again.