frictionless

How To Use frictionless In A Sentence

• This of course applies only to the ‘pre-vocalic’ R which is normally realized as a ‘frictionless continuant’ by such speakers. The Oxford BBC Guide to Pronunciation | Linguism | Language Blog
• People talk about a frictionless commerce, but the information glut has made human inattention the friction in commerce.
• Companies have to attract cash from customers and capital from the markets fairly frictionlessly.
• Mr. Follo said that the decision wouldn't be "dragged out very much longer," but urged everyone to be patient; Robinson emphasized the need for a "frictionless" reader experience regardless of what approach The Times takes. Times Professes 'Distinctly Successful' Relationship With Google, Unlike 'Some Competitors'
• They promised to bring buyers and sellers together in a frictionless electronic market, making it easy for companies to find customers, and for customers to find greater choice.
• Five years back, business dreamed of the efficient nirvana implied by frictionless commerce.
• By disintermediating I mean making a 'frictionless' sales process for buyer and seller, thus allowing a cheaper selling price, and thus decrease in total revenue for laggard realtors. Archive 2005-07-01
• By lubricating the working surface at the beginning of each experimental session, displacement of the stylus was near frictionless.
• Wherever price exceeds marginal cost what it costs to produce the last unit of production, resources flow frictionlessly into that industry, until the price is driven down, and all producers are earning zero profits at the margin. Regulation: Sacrifice of the Intellect
• The other sensation Rollses are famous for is called, inelegantly, waftability: a sensation of effortless power, an inimitable feeling of gaining, rising, frictionless, mechanically multiplied self-determination as the driver buries a right foot into the shearing wool carpet. The Face of Green?