Sentence examples for time-sensitive items from inspiring English sources
"EBay just doesn't work well for tickets, because it doesn't work well for time-sensitive items.
Cost Plus, for instance, has used air freight for some time-sensitive items, and that costs about 10 times what sea freight does, said Jeff Turner, who oversees supply chain and store operations.
Richard Zeckhauser, a professor of political economy at Harvard's Kennedy School who has studied eBay closely, says firms that sell time-sensitive items, such as hotel-room or restaurant reservations or theatre tickets, might also try using the auction site to increase sales.
While Lalamove can handle large-volume deliveries, its main customer base is small businesses and it offers services like shared trucks to help them save costs and motorbikes for time-sensitive items, like legal documents.
The move is an interesting one in terms of the potential for the businesses to attract customers by making real-time menu changes announcing daily specials and other time-sensitive featured items, and having those items – sometimes only found on a menu insert or scratched on a chalkboard – on a broader service like OpenTable.
Finally, the service will have what Chang calls a "save your ass" feature — alerting users when they've failed to respond to an email, for instance, or reminding them to take care of other time-sensitive action items.
We want content that is timely, but not time-sensitive.
However, if the item is of a time-sensitive nature – like concert tickets, for example – users can configure the item to expire.
Finally, both measures are self-administered and consist of a small number of items (below 30 total items), which facilitate administration in time-sensitive clinical settings.
"The items are very highly time-sensitive, trend-oriented seasonal merchandise, and it's related to the fact that we are clearing out those products when they're on clearance," said Douglas Kline, a spokesman for Target, which operates Target.com online.
Set time-sensitive or most-pressing matters early in the agenda and, those items that can wait for the next meeting -- should this meeting run long -- toward the bottom of the agenda.
