Sentence examples for and easier to identify from inspiring English sources

He said: "Our engineers are working with suppliers and other industries to make metal – particularly our cables – harder to steal and easier to identify and our teams around the network are introducing new ways of working to reduce delay and fix thefts more quickly.

In theory, having this cookbook should make it cheaper and easier to identify the agents of disease, as well as develop drugs to treat these ailments.

This observation is somewhat paradoxical since during the same time there have been huge advancements in drug discovery and development technologies that made it much cheaper, faster, and easier to identify new drug targets and new drug molecules.

"As advances in technology make it easier and easier to identify and locate property owners, many states appear to be doing less and less to meet their constitutional obligation to provide adequate notice" before seizing the accounts, Alito said in Taylor vs. Yee.

In contrast, following the addition of triamcinolone acetonide, the vitreous becomes more obvious and easier to identify in solution (ie, irrigation wash during typical ophthalmic surgery) as demonstrated in figure 3B.

You may have thought you outgrew the nylon wallet with the Velcro enclosure you had when you were 12, but it is more likely to stay with your (and easier to identify if it is lost).

Racism was crude and easy to identify.

"The characters are so natural and human and easy to identify with, and Natasha Rostova just beats Lizzy Bennet as the most lovable heroine in literature".

Clearly, the first breaks are clear and easy to identify.

This LN usually is positioned close to the body surface and easy to identify.

Compared to SP, this reference is less variable and easy to identify in any critically ill patient, obese or not and probably reflects the midpoint of abdomen.