Sentence examples for far less streamlined from inspiring English sources

After dark, the Village attracts a far less streamlined demographic.

And what a formidable beast that camera is: as big as a motorbike but far less streamlined, bearing on its broad flank the legend "VistaVision" — the wide-screen format in which Hitchcock also shot "To Catch a Thief" (1955), "The Man who Knew Too Much" (1956), and "Vertigo" (1958).

And what a formidable beast that camera is: as big as a motorbike but far less streamlined, bearing on its broad flank the legend "VistaVision"—the wide-screen format in which Hitchcock also shot "To Catch a Thief" (1955), "The Man who Knew Too Much" (1956), and "Vertigo" (1958).

Use a less streamlined body flow.

These will make you appear chubbier and less streamlined and stylish.

A new report by researchers at MIT and elsewhere finds that the global manufacturing sector has made great strides in energy efficiency: The manufacturing of materials such as steel, cement, paper and aluminum has become increasingly streamlined, requiring far less energy than when these processes were first invented.

Julia Werdigier writes: "While UBS's shares jumped after it said in October it would cut 10,000 jobs to streamline the business, Credit Suisse investors were far less impressed with changes the bank announced in November".

Including a clear topic, keywords, word count, images, and scope of research will streamline the process and result in far less back-and-forth.

In fact, the chief sales point of Office 2007 (for Windows XP or Vista), which arrives on Jan . 30 is that it's simpler, it's more streamlined and its documents take up far less disk space.

But as China has embraced a market economy and streamlined its bloated bureaucracy, such political rewards have become far less common.

The size reduction of about 10% in the A. gossypii genome is due largely (>80%) to the streamlining of inter-ORF regions and far less to the extent of shortening ORFs.