Sentence examples for designed to be light from inspiring English sources

Yes, these short daily programmes about an era in British architecture and interior design are designed to be light segments, but listen to a few and you realise that you are absorbing quite a bit of history.

In an attack on George Entwistle – then head of BBC Vision, who resigned as director-general after 54 days with a payoff worth £450,000 – he said the worst thing was the coverage was "deliberate", designed to be "light" and "inclusive".

The contactor was designed to be light but with a suitably large sliding range (90 mm).

Weighing less than four pounds, both machines, The Versa DayLight and UltraLight, are designed to be light and to maximize the life of their batteries when unplugged from a power outlet.

Pallets, typically though, are designed to be light to reduce shipping costs.

Designed to be light in the driver's hands, the system goes way too far and feels excessively numb and removed from the front wheels.

"While the new procedure is designed to be light-touch, inevitably it will entail additional administration that the smallest of businesses will have to learn and may struggle to apply," says FSB chairman, John Allan.

Despite having a motor and battery pack attached, the Karmic bike is designed to be lighter than most other e-bikes on the market.

They were designed to be lighter in weight than their sister locomotives, the Merchant Navy class, to permit use on a wider variety of routes, including in the south-west of England and the Kent coast.

The control group intervention was optional and was designed to be light-intensity stretching and relaxation exercises.

Stove categories used for final analysis are ventilated stoves, unventilated stoves, firepits, portable stoves (stoves designed to be lit outside and then carried indoors for use), "mixed" (usage of multiple types of stoves with differing ventilation) and "unknown" (where stove type was not recorded).