Sentence examples for would be lightweight from inspiring English sources

I would be lightweight and look like I could be worn for the day but also at night.

We also had the guidelines from Apple explaining that Watch would be lightweight, timely and highly personal.

(A more realistic potential application would be lightweight body armor that would also provide electrical power for a soldier's radio and other equipment).

To avoid onerous safety requirements and crash tests, Google Auto's cars would be lightweight low speed vehicles (LSVs), capable of a top speed of only 25mph.

In 1980, when Mr. Stempel was in charge of G.M.'s European operations, Mr. Prechter came to him with a proposal for a convertible version of the Opel Cavalier that would be lightweight and inexpensive to produce.

The building's structure would be lightweight, able to be deployed using robots and filled with water before any humans arrive, NASA said.

By 1997, participants had settled on the specs of the "super car," as it became known: the sedan would be a lightweight, diesel-electric hybrid.

He asked his company's engineers to come up with a portable tape player that would be compact, lightweight, and capable of producing private but full stereo sound for one or two listeners through headphones.

In the search for "something creative that would be miniaturized, lightweight and wireless," she said, she turned to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, which directed her to Aeptec Microsystems and the California Institute of Technology, which came up with a digital solution.

The devotion of his son and daughter to loud rock music clashed with his taste for quiet classical music, or even silence, so Mr. Morita asked his company's engineers if they could make a portable tape player that would be compact, lightweight, and capable of producing private but full stereo sound for one or two listeners through headphones.

It has an economy big enough to match many OECD countries, but in education comparisons it would be a lightweight, its maths performance weaker than in almost any other industrialised country.