Sentence examples for while shortcuts from inspiring English sources

The app and bookmark icons now take center stage while shortcuts like recently closed tabs are downplayed.

It may be three times as efficient and universally understood, yet I resist it, as I suspect many do, because while shortcuts are handy and communication ever more casual, it always feels like a small but painful betrayal of style - a little surrender.

The prospect of figuring out how many mats there are, where they are, and hitting them all while shortcutting the route and remaining undetected sounds even more daunting than simply running until you feel you might expire.

Once in a while she takes shortcuts that I wouldn't (cornstarch in the crème brûlée, for example) and sometimes she doesn't do something I would (like deglazing a roasting pan).

Mr. Shnitzler said that while such shortcuts would be frowned upon in the United States, he and other antique car lovers admire the Cubans' ingenuity and their ability to keep the cars running.

While these shortcuts enable quick decision making in practice, and work successfully on most occasions, they involve a number of cognitive biases such as 'premature closure' and 'confirmation bias' that may lead to incomplete assessment on some occasions.

This command will restore all the files and folders on your USB drive while also removing the shortcut virus.

And there is even less reason to do so when a poll is taking a number of methodological shortcuts, while others are being more thorough.

"We have determined that Mr. Rapetti took shortcuts while erecting the tower crane by using damaged equipment and failing to follow the manufacturer's specific instructions," Mr. LiMandri said in a statement.

And camera makers have taken great care to ensure that MIL cameras are amateur-friendly, with point-and-click ease of use and creative shortcuts, while maintaining full manual operation for camera control freaks.

Federal prosecutors are said to be employing that strategy in going after Wall Street specialist firms who are accused of taking complicated and profitable shortcuts while handling trades on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.