Sentence examples for seamlessly as possible from inspiring English sources

A lot of input is needed from institutions to make those work as seamlessly as possible".

Ms. Darula emphasized that the special features are incorporated as seamlessly as possible to accommodate guests of every kind.

The goal is to integrate as seamlessly as possible content -- whether a sitcom, a rock concert or a wrestling match -- and the means to distribute that content.

In a relay race some of the most dramatic moments occur during the handoff, when the anchor begins to accelerate as the incoming runner approaches, until the two run side by side, charging forward while trying to pass the baton as seamlessly as possible.

Long before anyone on Mr. Romney's staff knew who his running mate would be, the aides had internalized the lessons from Senator John McCain's selection of Ms. Palin and had taken steps to make sure that the person chosen would be integrated into the Romney operation as seamlessly as possible.

"You want them to be able to stitch everything together as seamlessly as possible," said Jed Meyer, a former Nielsen executive who is the United States director of research at the Annalect Group, part of the Omnicom Media Group, the media division of Omnicom Group.

He constantly sought ways for his creations to share the screen and interact with live actors and settings as seamlessly and believably as possible.

Although LCA is increasingly present in the demands of the building sector, professionals continue to seek new ways to incorporate such a methodology into the building design and construction processes as seamlessly and straightforwardly as possible.

"There is a race to see who can integrate it as seamlessly and as intuitively as possible," said Dave Lyon, an executive design director at G.M. While automakers know that buyers expect their cars to connect to the Internet, it is unclear how best to do it.

Ramm thinks the key to acceptance will be to make the sensors as pervasive as possible, almost seamlessly blending human and machine.

Initially popularised by Donna Karan, who launched her "7 Easy Pieces" range in 1985, the concept was devised to make life as a busy, working woman and mother as easy as possible, segueing seamlessly from office scenarios to weekend wear and back again.