Sentence examples for toward streamlining 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.

The I.R.S. sees things differently and is proud of its work toward streamlining the process of obtaining exemption as a public charity, which had been criticized by the agency's own national taxpayer advocate, Nina E. Olson.

The structure in place is now geared toward streamlining that and helping the firm itself continue to grow in order to add those additional services and value to its companies, he said.

According to U.S Census Buereau information, there are 7,000 government units in Illinois (and the Illinois Comptroller's office counts 1,400 more than that), the most in the country by about 2,000 units.The Better Government Association's Alden Loury said he thinks that number is far too high and that the state should look toward streamlining their operations.

Such computational approaches could provide systematic means, for instance, toward streamlining drug repositioning strategies for predicting new therapeutic targets for existing drugs through network pharmacology approaches [ 9 12].

The small size of the A. thaliana genome may be indicative of a trend toward streamlining of DNA in this plant, which may have eliminated a redundant subunit A gene over evolutionary time.

Nicole Farhi took a long stride toward streamlined futurism, with geometric collages of shiny fabrics that took the designer out of her more familiar, woman-friendly comfort zone.

The primary difference between the offerings from Yahoo and Google is Yahoo's leaning toward streamlined functionality rather than full Web integration.

A reduction of Biedermeier and neo-Classicism streamlining toward Art Deco, it is sophisticated in its proportion and plainness and would be at home in just about any well-considered interior.

The moves did not bring any new executives to the company or entail any departures, but they appeared to represent a first step toward Mr. Parsons's goal of streamlining management.

But revamping spy operations will be a far more delicate task than the committee's usual fare, which tends toward investigating waste in federal contracts or streamlining the Postal Service.