Sentence examples for much more lean from inspiring English sources

Dot-com companies "are bringing in more senior managers who say that they need to tighten the belt and need to run much more lean," she said.

Can you be on the left and also believe that the state really does have to be much more lean and much more efficient?

But with prices now surging past 1.40 euro a liter, about $8.21 a gallon, they are wondering how much more lean they can get and, in some instances, they are protesting loudly.

Arts organisations, museums and libraries – so much more lean these days and hardly the subsidy junkies some out-of-date commentators like to huff and puff about – were worth £5.9bn to the national economy in 2011 and generated a further £7.9bn in culture-related tourism.

Historically, Tesla has taken a conservatively approach to manufacturing as the company was much more lean when the Roadster and Model S first hit the lines.

However, the most impressive thing is the way Frenzel has managed to take something so simple and make it so functional, allowing the one piece stand to house an iPad in three discrete viewing angles — from upright to a much more lean-back angle — in both landscape and portrait mode, as well as enabling it to be used resting on soft surfaces, such as your lap or bed.

He promises much more: a leaner, cheaper and more effective force fit for the 21st century.

"A lot of the companies that made it through that painful period also became much more competitive, leaner and meaner than before".

You can't get to where we need to go with digital revenue and with what's happening to print without making a much more efficient, leaner cost structure than you had before.

Young women might be much more willing to lean in if they saw better models and possibilities of fitting work and life together: ways of slowing down for a while but still staying on a long-term promotion track; of getting work done on their own time rather than according to a fixed schedule; of being affirmed daily in their roles both as parents and as professionals.

He explains that at first the web was navigated through URLs, then portals, then search, until now where there's "much more of a lean-back experience where our friends curate content for us".