[no]." [PC, P] However there were a couple of carers who felt the process was not streamlined enough: "it was delay, delay, delay" [SC, C]. "Eventually yes.
Make sure that the slideshow is streamlined enough so that it doesn't steal your thunder, but detailed enough that you don't run out of slides halfway through your speech.
The vehicles were now on deck in bright sunlight; each was a sleek, flat, streamlined object small enough to fit into the trunk of a car painted a brilliant orange, with a couple of rakishly tilted fins and six thrusters, or propellers.
What makes me feel most productive is streamlining myself enough to get things done when they need to get done.
It was an effective, streamlined thriller, good enough to dispel foolish claims that it was anti-Japanese, but not as personal as many of Kaufman's movies.
(I like the idea of a number system because it allows for specificity, but for those who like things more streamlined, it's easy enough to convert numbers to letters, just like they do it in school: 90 to 100 is an A, 80 to 90 is a B, and so on down the line).
Despite their consensus on the benefits of free trade, however, AFTA's members do not trust one another enough to streamline the current system, nor to negotiate collective deals with outsiders.
Google came along at the perfect time, just as technology improved enough to streamline browsing.
A crucial point seems to be the size of wage and benefit concessions granted by United's unions, and whether they will be enough to truly streamline the airline, the people say.
