Sentence examples for was aimed at simplifying from inspiring English sources

The word "hen" was coined in the 1960s when the ubiquitous use of "han" (he) became politically incorrect, and was aimed at simplifying the language and avoiding the clumsy "han/hon" (s/he) construction.

Consequently, the new organizational model introduced in 2015 was aimed at simplifying the organization in several different ways.

Bing offers an array of new features that are aimed at simplifying those tasks and it is meant to eventually expand to cover more of them.

"All of our recent branding and marketing work has been aimed at simplifying our message of welcome to the public and emphasizing that we are accessible to the widest possible audience," chief executive Thomas P Campbell said in a statement.

While the authorities underline that the measure is aimed at simplifying administration and granting more autonomy to the local municipality, many see it as yet another step towards sectarian polarisation.

In fact, even though it's aimed at simplifying everything, the addition of a new choice from Apple threatens to complicate to an already confusing jumble of payment plans.

Sony today announced the development of the "single wire interface technology", which is aimed at simplifying the internal wiring system of mobile devices.

But — and here's the topical twist — the team has also created an integrated chatbot for accessing their platform that's aimed at simplifying the process by providing a concierge service for ordering 3D prints.

While the NHS's own electronic prescription service is aimed at simplifying repeat prescription ordering for patients, Bourke claims the service remains "fragmented" — and argues Echo offers a more streamlined approach, with less need for manual follow-up for patients once an order has been placed.

Members said the reforms were aimed at simplifying the tax system and bringing the one-third of companies that don't pay the business tax into compliance.

Modelling is aimed at simplifying experimental procedures in order to better understand biological phenomena, and consequently, when sufficiently characterized, culture models can also be utilized with high potential in applied research.