Sentence examples for hope of streamlining from inspiring English sources

Perusing The Chicago Tribune of the 1930s, we would surely marvel at spellings like "crum," "heven" and "iland," which the paper included in its house style in the ultimately futile hope of streamlining English's spelling system.

Last year, the National Nuclear Security Administration began operation within the Energy Department, in hopes of streamlining control of nuclear weapons programs and increasing accountability.

The cast of top advisers — a group limited to 10 in hopes of streamlining the meetings — offers a revealing look at the pecking order of the hierarchy in the Obama campaign.

First came New York, home of streamlined sportswear.

Last fall, rival apps Cake and SafeBeyond were released within one month of each other, and both hope to streamline end-of-life planning into one simple app.

The board hopes to use its session this week to find ways of streamlining the current approval process, while maintaining the institutional integrity and organizational mandate of each agency.

She talked vaguely of streamlining the bureaucracy.

Derek Lam has always been an advocate of streamlining.

And there are other ways of streamlining a paper.

In the interest of "streamlining," Congress has streamlined the way to fraud.

But like any engineer, Fleureau hopes to streamline the process of looking at hours of EKG data and make it easy to upload the information and get a quick analysis powered by a machine.