Sentence examples for more than streamlined from inspiring English sources

"For me, Beard represents this cultural shift in America that really embraced pleasure for its own sake," Birdsall said, explaining how the state of US food culture at the time amounted to little more than streamlined industrial cuisine.

By "political reform", many Chinese officials mean little more than streamlining the bureaucracy.

If Gigwell takes off, it could do more than streamline booking for big agents.

More commercial, more streamlined, more typical.

In fact, regtech is about more than just streamlining compliance for financial firms.

To avoid potential spurious fibers, connections were considered to be present if made up of more than one streamline.

As advances in machine learning increasingly make music discovery more flawlessly streamlined than human agency could really ever provide, lo-fi house sets a precedent for how things could look videos spinning endlessly on autoplay, hits driven more and more by the sort of algorithmic patterns already beginning to shape the industry than we even really realize.

Scottish ministers say the new agency, which will come into being next year, will offer a more compassionate, streamlined service than the tougher system run by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

The rhythmic fallback for Minsarah is a fluid eighth-note cadence, more streamlined than conventional swing.

Team Sky's Pinarello Dogma F8 – ridden by Chris Froome and his crew – was developed with the aerodynamics team at Jaguar Land Rover to produce a carbon machine that is 120g lighter and 6.4% more streamlined than its predecessor.

Sputnikmusic's Nick Butler notes "two recurring themes – inter-racial relationships... and the racism inherent in the American media", adding that Public Enemy's "anger is more focused and streamlined" than on their previous work.