Sentence examples for shortcutting from inspiring English sources

The prospect of figuring out how many mats there are, where they are, and hitting them all while shortcutting the route and remaining undetected sounds even more daunting than simply running until you feel you might expire.

The seafood in the tanks ends up on your plate at Ping's, pretty much shortcutting the freshness issue.

He was hired by Mr. Rich for the obvious purpose of persuading President Clinton to issue a pardon -- and he accomplished that, largely shortcutting the usual Justice Department channels.

In his first year as the most powerful person on the face of the earth, Nixon attended the Texas-Arkansas game on Dec. 6, 1969, and proclaimed on national television that the winner would be the national champion that year, thereby shortcutting the established process of separate polls involving coaches and writers.

For example, we might assume that both speaker and hearer spontaneously perform forward inferences about the world and about each other's mental states based on discourse events and common knowledge, and that such forward inferences directly become mutual knowledge (on a "likemindedness" assumption), thus shortcutting many modally nested inferences.

The shortcutting I'm finding is just incredible".

The best way to shortcut the process of relationship-building is to hire politicians' friends, in the form of ex-employees or colleagues.

The following steps provide a start to reducing your digital footprint and taking back control of your online life. 1) If you have a Facebook account, change every setting in the Privacy tabs to "private" or "not shared" or "off" (there's a special "privacy settings" shortcut in the blue bar near the top).

The programs that promise to shortcut this are misleading.

Germany, Greece, Finland, Poland and Armenia are among those which in different ways grant their "kin" abroad shortcuts to citizenship.If the argument erected by the authors has a systemic flaw, it is the extent to which their defence of Israeli democracy puts the question of the occupied territories in a sort of parenthesis.

One might think Wasim would know secret shortcuts all over the city but he insists all of Mumbai's roads are bad, particularly in the business district in the south of the city.