Sentence examples for be easier to attach from inspiring English sources

The robots are cutting the riser so that it will be easier to attach something called a "lower marine riser package" — a sort of spigot, or upside-down funnel — to the well, through which oil can be channeled to ships on the surface.

The socks may be easier to attach by stapling them in place.

It might be easier to attach the string at the bottom so all you have to do is pull the string.

It may be easier to attach the tent to the playhouse if you make it a little larger than the real size.

A double A battery will do but a nice 9 volt will work well because it will be easier to attach the wire.

It would be easy to attach this to a stereotype of women leaders as not in control of their emotions".

Moreover, it should be easy to attach the S-reticuline pathway to others than that leading to morphine, to make codeine, hydrocodone, hydromorphone and oxycodone, all of which are valuable painkillers; sanguinarine and berberine, which are antibiotics; and tubocurarine and papaverine, which are muscle relaxants.Drug-smuggling syndicates, though, should be quaking in their boots.

It may be easy to attach a positive message to a pet account, but it's just as easy not to attach any message at all.

It may be easiest to attach all the nitrogenous base pieces on one side only to one strand of the double helix.

Recent updates in saddlebags, commonly know as panniers, which attach to a bike's rack, include models that are easier to attach and remove, less expensive, double as grocery bags, and are designed specifically to carry and protect a laptop computer.

It is easier to attach the paper to the back and sides of the diorama than to draw inside it.