Expedite in a sentence as a verb

One such improvement was his effort to expedite news services through his printing presses.

A great way to expedite that transition is to disrespect them, treating them like your enemy when they're still your ally.

You also won't be able to expedite your care by paying a premium, everyone gets roughly the same treatment.

We recommend you use inflammatory titles to expedite your case.

You can buy private insurance and expedite certain things if you want, but the public system is always there and available to everyone.

The tech support team will usually ask the review team to expedite your review once the problem has been solved -- something you'll rarely get if you ask yourself.

Since this bug didn't do that, but was nonetheless very severe, it makes perfect sense to me that additional marketing was required to expedite fixes.

Obama will ensure that federal agencies expedite the process for reviewing whistleblower claims and whistleblowers have full access to courts and due process.~Ouch.

Obama will ensure that federal agencies expedite the process for reviewing whistleblower claims and whistleblowers have full access to courts and due process.

Speculation I know, but again with the way Facebook is run, it seems that this acquisition will only expedite the awesomeness-that-is-to-come.

You could use a softer material to expedite the process and then copy it again later...Which is why, most cars come with a valet parking key that only turns the ignition, and doesn't open your trunk.

To expedite population recovery, rim eggs were repositioned inside nests, yielding viable hatchlings.

Flash will be gone from mobile within a year, and gone from the desktop within two-three years, so anything the vendors can do to expedite this process will be appreciated by the community at large and make us all more secure.

""I'm afraid I'm not privy to your company's compensation packages, but I know that the CEO reported a few tens of millions in stock grants last year, I'm not expecting that much, but if you feel the need to offer a lower base, I'd like to expedite the vesting schedule by a year then""I-I-I.....I'll see what I can do.

Expedite definitions

verb

speed up the progress of; facilitate; "This should expedite the process"

See also: hasten

verb

process fast and efficiently; "I will try to expedite the matter"