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streamline

[streem-lahyn] / ˈstrimˌlaɪn /






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Homan noted it wasn't a perfect operation and said it has become "more streamlined" with an "established, unified chain of command".

From BBC

The policy list includes streamlining the federal permitting process and using federal grants to incentivize local governments to enact zoning overhauls, according to a person familiar with the matter.

From The Wall Street Journal

To cut on costs, the company also plans to streamline its operation and cut underperforming products from the portfolio.

From Barron's

Their dominance comes from genome streamlining, an evolutionary strategy in which organisms shed genes to conserve energy in nutrient-poor environments.

From Science Daily

"The complaint basically ... raises the same grounds as the previous complaint, just much condensed and streamlined."

From Barron's