Sentence examples for for more streamlined from inspiring English sources

THE NEW YORK TIMES published a story in late December on the International Air Transport Association's push for more "streamlined" airport security screenings.

Uber, SpaceX and Stripe rely on Solium to keep track of all their shareholders and stock plans; 10,000 smaller startups turn to Capshare for more streamlined equity software that's not clumsy like spreadsheets.

This offers a rapid pipeline for more streamlined cloning together with a flexible and trackable reporter system.

When eurocrats call for more streamlined decision-making, what they mean is making life more frightening for laggards.

Though her sleekified fashion transformation has been a bumpy one, she now opts for more streamlined outfits like snug black dresses and ladylike silk tops.

This tolerance of germ-line DNA contamination allows for more streamlined sample preparation techniques, without need for time-consuming procedures such as macro- or micro-dissection.

His call for more "streamlining" to liberate "private daring" seems to have forgotten much of recent American history.

The bank is now calling for more streamlining of the "complicated rules and the onerous documents required," Mr. Michaelowa said.

The impetus for more streamlining is striking.

In the mainstream quality improvement and public policy literature, the existence of such overlapping and contradictory systems, is seen to be a problem; it is seen in many situations to be an indictment of the seemingly disorganized state of quality measurement and improvement activities, and another reason for more streamlining, rationalization, and joined up approaches (see, e.g. [ 48, 111]).

Though Simon Mawer's latest novel shares its wartime setting with its Booker-shortlisted predecessor, The Glass Room, it's a different animal, swapping the elegant historical sweep of that book for something more streamlined and tautly paced.