Sentence examples for shortcut rather than from inspiring English sources
The technology will be used as a "shortcut", rather than a button to bring up extra options like on the Apple Watch, according to reports.
There is some evidence that the pattern of hydraulic connectivity at the study site is by far more determined by the natural heterogeneity of hydraulic conductivities of the floodplain sediments and the initial construction of the shortcut rather than by the clogging layer in the oxbow.
Now we can further see — although this is a shortcut rather than the argument — why constituting oneself as an agent involves endorsing a principle.
Some of Moray's pop flourishes aren't necessary: his auto-tuned voice on several tracks, especially the harmonies on "Horkstow Grange," feels like a shortcut rather than an artistic choice.
These cocktails feel like shortcuts, rather than rambles.
But the doors to the roofs are left unlocked as fire-escape routes, and residents said they use them as shortcuts rather than descending to the street.
"The gypsy has a faux spirituality going on," Mr. Doonan said, meaning she is drawn to taking shortcuts rather than engaging in years of serious study, and would probably like Pearl River's eight-inch-high brass Buddha head ($95).
It's essentially the same as it was on the G1, with a few trivial changes: All labels now have graphical icons, and the "Application" shortcut list has been placed within "Shortcuts" rather than being immediately available from the initial list.
But the sudden convergence of American and Iraqi interests in speed raises the risk that the proceedings will be a shortcut to execution rather than a demonstration of real justice.
That it is brewed using a combination of lightly kilned malt along with caramel malt — a liquid concentrate of roasted barley malt sugar considered a shortcut by some — rather than all-pure roasted malt, seems to be what moves the elitists to scoff.
In such matters I like the modesty of John Haldane when he said: "Until politics are a branch of science, we shall do well to regard political and social reforms as experiments rather than shortcuts to the millennium".
