Sentence examples for A bit leaner from inspiring English sources
Since then, Bell has set up EnviroBuild, which is a "bit leaner" and makes greater use of outsourcing rather than relying on payroll staff.
"We are looking very hard at all the options that are available to us in terms of getting a bit leaner".
But in part because the Olympic Games are concentrating minds, it seems likely that the current building programme will have concrete results.The old behemoths of the Greek public sector, long bedevilled by overmanning, political interference and poor administration, are getting a bit leaner and meaner, often through an injection of private capital.
The weight of Walsh's frantic vision falls on the shoulders of Cillian Murphy, who is looking a bit leaner than the last time I saw him, which was in 2006, just after he had starred in Ken Loach's film, The Wind That Shakes the Barley.
Despite the "huge" £500m savings target "we will probably end up more efficient, a bit leaner, a bit meaner but we will be effective", pledged the Commissioner.
"It was a bit lean for a couple of years in the Hamptons," Mr. Sarner said in an interview, acknowledging that the term is relative.
This visually clean, but perhaps a bit "lean" infographic focusing on the future of urban areas took second place in the Europe competition.
They spoke of their reliance on their spouses to work longer hours, and of their hopes that their children would understand that Christmas might be a bit lean this year.
Equally, if times are a bit lean, you will be in a good position to beg for scraps to tide you over.
Unfortunately, this means that our Android Smartphone Round-Up for November is a bit lean, but we've still managed to pick out a few handsets worth your valuable consideration.
