Sentence examples for become shortcuts from inspiring English sources

"We have no apartment buildings, and most residential roads are either cul-de-sacs or circles, so they don't become shortcuts around highway traffic".

Temporary emergency measures cloaked in government secrecy can too easily become permanent shortcuts.

These days empathy has become a shortcut.

While so much film music is infused with the essence of The Rite of Spring, some film composers were more explicit in their homages; indeed Stravinsky was known to complain that reaching for his work had become a shortcut solution for those needing to invoke horror and tension.

Yet when the pendulum swings too far, narratives become a shortcut for thinking and we shortchange our future.

All of these search engines have a long way to go before they become a shortcut way for developers to find code – especially considering that most developers are astute at using ordinary search engines to find what they are looking for.

Or is it fitting that pink is a catch-all for vastly different wavelenghts, just as pink has become a shortcut for marketers that covers up the complexities and nuance of half the population?

These mental shortcuts become our default wiring.

And happiness easily becomes a shortcut, or a falsehood; "happy ending" is often a derogatory term.

The holes in the shell became a shortcut for mass diffusion and transference.

If the climate continues to grow warmer, the Northwest Passage could become a regular shortcut for freighters going from Europe to Asia.