Sentence examples for idea of streamlining from inspiring English sources

In 1956, an American geologist, Manley Natland, came up with the idea of streamlining the process by using atom bombs.

In fact, the idea of streamlining local government has been kicking around for more than 20 years.

Their boosters see them as marvels of concision, but one person's idea of streamlining is another's idea of a specious and ethically doubtful simplicity.

There is no doubt that the MTAS scheme (website currently closed), and the idea of streamlining all speciality training by giving "run-through" posts to inexperienced doctors was ill conceived.

Alexandre Polack, the spokesman for Piebalgs, explained that the philosophy behind the idea of streamlining financing was to make sure countries made sufficient fiscal room to generate public resources.

Since Mr. Bush also embraced the idea of streamlining government, and since Mr. Gore was the likely Democratic nominee in the year 2000, one might have expected Mr. Bush to show at least a bit of interest.

Ideas on streamlining the workflow?

Prang shares some of his challengers' ideas for streamlining and efficiencies, and he would be wise to adopt more of them.

Agassi says he considers the school a laboratory of sorts, to see if his ideas for streamlining and improving education can have an effect on the "children society is quickest to write off".

She boasts of streamlining town government and adopting innovative ideas, like diesel-electric hybrid garbage trucks, while keeping taxes low and the town's bond rating high.

"We are constantly looking at ideas for streamlining and standardizing," she said.