Sentence examples for could be shortcuts from inspiring English sources

There could be shortcuts, however.

Regardless of whether or not the end product uses well-understood technology, there always will be different challenges that come up when building an application, and there are different paths to explore that could be shortcuts just as easily as dead ends.

"If you find a magic box, it could be a shortcut to winning an election.

Perhaps, with a helping hand, this could be our shortcut to satisfying communication.

He applauded the quest this year for self-determination and against oppression in the Middle East but said there could be "no shortcut" to Palestinian statehood and made no mention of 44 years of Israeli occupation.

And crystal meth exactly fitted the new economy, where everything could be attained through shortcuts.

If anyone had really understood that something this bad was going to happen, they would have stopped it for sure; no one realised what the price could be for the shortcuts.

In a sharp critique, the Rumsfeld panel concluded that American intelligence officials had been far too relaxed about missile threats and noted that there were shortcuts that could be used to develop such a weapon.

But government needs to know if one is getting better results than the other, there are shortcuts that could be shared, tips they should both be employing, or redundancies that could be eliminated.

An acquisition at this level could be a big shortcut to broader presence in the industry.

The inborn colonies here originated from fusion of embryos and settlement of chimeric larvae, contrasting the traditional concept that the asexual budding of the primary polyp leads to the formation of a young coral colony, and thus fusion of embryos could be an unexpected shortcut to colony formation in reef corals.