Sentence examples for successfully streamlining from inspiring English sources

But the UK is still associated with successfully streamlining the court.

Yet, Fiat has at least two things going for it: it has managed to launch at least two popular car models in the past two years the new Fiat 500 and Fiat Punto and in the meantime has been successfully streamlining its operations to make itself more cost-efficient.

But Fiat has at least two things going for it: it has managed to launch at least two popular car models in the past two years the new Fiat 500 and Fiat Punto and in the meantime has been successfully streamlining its operations to make itself more cost-efficient.

Connaughton also argued that at CEQ, Hartnett-White could successfully streamline project approvals without undermining environmental protections.

Levin will remain in the role while a successor is sought, but having successfully streamlined the group during his tenure, [the] news is likely to be taken negatively.

A Bumpy Road By most accounts, SpaceX has assembled a talented team and successfully streamlined costs while aiming for high reliability.

Mr. Gregorie, who was known as Bob, also designed what would become the 1949 Mercury, which was driven by James Dean in "Rebel Without a Cause," and the 1936 Lincoln Zephyr, which the Museum of Modern Art in New York called "the first successfully streamlined car in America".

Future grant applications will need to build in increased staffing costs if the governance process is not successfully streamlined.

Ware et al (1996) successfully streamlined a generic quality of life measure – the Short Form 36 Health Survey – from 36 items to 12 items.

Collaboration among those with a stake in Cornell's information technology (IT) is going to be the key to streamlining it successfully, said project managers speaking at an Oct. 6 forum in the Physical Sciences Building.

Overall, the combination of techniques proposed herein may complement MS-based dereplication, and can be successfully applied to streamline the discovery of new compounds with biological activity, such as an anti-protozoal potential, in crude extracts without time-consuming activity-guided fractionation.