Sentence examples similar to frictionless period from inspiring English sources

The Internet in particular provides an infrastructure for frictionless flow of information.

Dingle told reporters at a press briefing on Thursday that he wanted the transition period to be extended until frictionless trade could be guaranteed.

"Of course we couldn't keep this situation indefinitely but we can do everything we can for a period in order to maintain a frictionless border," Gove told the environment select committee.

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.

Shipping and port bosses will warn Theresa May that a two-year transition period after Brexit will not be long enough to ensure "frictionless" trade continues in Dover and other British docks.

But e-lending is frictionless: any user with the right privileges can download a digital file instantly (at the end of the borrowing period it self-destructs).

Like all good technologies, in a very short period of time, it becomes invisible, which is great (if you're the Walt Disney Company) because invisible = frictionless.

May has so far only said she wants to leave the customs union in order to strike free trade deals with other countries and achieve "frictionless trade", but the UK is expected to seek to replicate the current arrangements as closely as possible during a transitional period at least.

Intervention is never frictionless.

It is not frictionless, however.

Frictionless sharing has its critics.