Sentence examples similar to an easier expression from inspiring English sources

Regime change is an easy expression for a difficult job.

"There was this underside of... really violent, ugly sexism that came forward, and I think it finds easier expression because of the social media, but I think it would have been there anyway," she said.

The start-up cost also contains the shut-down cost for easier expression.

Fc fusion proteins have some antibody-like properties such as long serum half-life and easy expression and purification, making them an attractive platform for therapeutic drugs.

A particular advantage of our approach is the easy expression of such analysis algorithms.

Within pattern mining, this novel line of research allows the easy expression of preferences according to a dominance relation.

It enables us the easy expression of partial information.

"Football has always allowed the easiest expression of American patriotism for fans," says David Maraniss, author of a biography of Vince Lombardi.

In addition, the council could push for a bipartisan commission on women to further explore key issues for women beyond the walls of the White House, engaging leaders from a variety of sectors and providing an easier vehicle for participatory expression on key topics.

Negotiators have an easier time controlling their expressions when they're talking.

While this interpretation should not be taken too literally, it provides an easy mode of expression and is in the same category of concepts such as those associated with the phrases ''flux of energy" or ''sources of heat". In fluid mechanics, for example, this graphic language is very effective and there should be no objections to copying it in thermodynamics.