Sentence examples for a relatively easy process from inspiring English sources

The street is closed off and the engineers do the work at night time, so it's a relatively easy process.

Scanning a bar code on a closed book is a relatively easy process, but many libraries place the codes inside the cover to reduce wear and hence replacement costs.

For example, when a bank's traders score poorly, regulators could investigate the positions more closely — in effect, exercising the judgment that Mr. Volcker himself suggests is a relatively easy process of observation.

"The requirements for record-keeping and traceability in organics are in place and apply to certified organic operations in Turkey and other places even without the food safety rules," she said, "making it a relatively easy process for auditors to go in and trace ingredients".

It's a relatively easy process and eliminates the number crunching you'll have to endure yourself which is nice.

Derek said achieving this has been a relatively easy process.

Now that iPhone is out, and Redmond knows exactly what it's up against, it's an relatively easier process to finish an alternative, and bringing it to the Zune team and its Gen-Y marketing is the icing on the cake.

To the advanced consumer of RSS feeds, this has become a long but relatively easy process, but for the majority without an understanding of the reason behind these steps, it is prohibitive.

A built-in electric field between the two electrodes coaxes the electrons (which carry a negative charge) and the holes (with a positive charge) to move to opposite ends of the cell a relatively easy process in inorganic semiconductors such as silicon.In plastics, however, the force that binds an electron to a hole is nearly 100 times stronger.

It begins with the relatively easy process of getting emergency payments, available without obligation to eligible claimants who can prove their losses, up to six months' worth of damages at a time.

But this relatively easy process, and soaring prices on the world market, has led to the development of many illegal mines, which sell to organized crime syndicates that pay for rare earth concentrate with sacks of cash.