Sentence examples for frictionless access from inspiring English sources

It allows us frictionless access to the single market because we comply to the EU's rules and regulations, but leaves us outside the decision-making process.

Not only does this provide frictionless access to our most important market, it also saves us the bureaucratic effort of developing new regulations.

In a letter to Theresa May, the industry also stressed the international nature of its workforce, and called on the government to prioritise "frictionless access to markets and labour" during Brexit talks.

Matt Ulery's Loom Wake an Echo "Wake an Echo" (Greenleaf), due out on Tuesday, could only be the product of a composer-improviser working in this era, with frictionless access to great chunks of classical postminimalism, atmospheric indie-rock and harmonically astute post-bop.

(Chinen) ★ Matt Ulery's Loom (Tuesday) "Wake an Echo" (Greenleaf), the new album by the alert young bassist Matt Ulery, could only be the product of a composer-improviser working in this era, with frictionless access to great chunks of classical postminimalism, atmospheric indie-rock and harmonically astute postbop.

She provides a rapid-fire description of the newsprint Metro – "facts not spin, sound-bitey espresso-shot rather than long-form content, use of images, use of white space, and with frictionless access" – and recalls that she had a previous period at the paper.

Frictionless accessibility is key.

Firms wants a new relationship based on frictionless trade, services access and a say for the UK over future rules.

Maybe the current hunger for infinite access and frictionless completion is just too ravenous to allow for a different kind of experience.

The EU has so far agreed to frictionless trade and open-access road transport only for countries that accept free movement – members of the European Economic Area (Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein) and Switzerland, which has bilateral agreements.

As humans have no access to a frictionless realm and can only speculate as to whether unimpeded motion would continue indefinitely, the repeated observations that objects in motion do come to a rest if left on their own certainly supported the standard theory.