Sentence examples for streamlining by from inspiring English sources

The 30's were a golden age for office furniture; in 1934, the Metropolitan Museum of Art hailed the trend toward "streamlining" by reproducing Raymond Loewy's office at full scale.

In a pre-taped interview with NBC's "Meet the Press," Mr. Obama said that the survival of the domestic automobile industry was important; yet he said that any bailout should be tied to a reinvention and streamlining by Detroit to create an industry "that really works".

One place to look, Shah says, is companies that have been streamlining by selling off assets.

The group has been slowly winding down its practice to slow growth and become profitable, streamlining by cutting its 10 person workforce in half.

This was not regarded as streamlining by Bulleid, a fact demonstrated by the flat front end.

Microsoft Corp., based in Redmond, Wash., hopes to complete most of the "streamlining" by year's end. .

His woman was streamlined by day in her square blanket coat, shearling jacket or wool dress.

And trials would be streamlined by reducing the number of separate hearings required.

In the Bailey part, the Broadway diva Tonya Pinkins will be uttering lines compiled, redacted and streamlined by the playwright Kirsten Childs.

Their design has been streamlined by adding rechargeable internal batteries and removing cables in favor of streaming Bluetooth technology.

The nearly 900-page source has been elegantly streamlined by Michael Goldenberg, the screenwriter (who replaces Steve Kloves), and David Yates, the director (who follows Chris Columbus, Alfonso Cuarón and Mike Newell in the job).