Sentence examples for be easier to shift from inspiring English sources
The slums will be easier to shift out than the formal leaseholders, according to sources on the panel.
Without tenure, it would be easier to shift research efforts toward emerging, fast-changing, and vital fields.
That logjam has other causes besides Russian meddling but it would be easier to shift if Russia worked constructively with the West.All these conflicts destabilise countries on the new borders of NATO and the European Union.
Go slow on shift to dealer operations, since, if necessary, it would be easier to shift operations from the company to dealers rather than to shift from dealers back to the company.
But it ought to be easier to shift officers between towns, bring in fresh faces and retrain the old hands to be more racially sensitive.Third, policing would be a lot easier, and race relations a little more cordial, if America legalised drugs.
We've had to deal with that ugliness since the money ran out, and it's not going to be easy to shift.
After all, it is easier to shift spending then to create it.
Invoking this constitutional prerogative forces the president to spend substantial political capital, and it is easier to shift the blame.
It was easier to shift than the common sliding-gear transmission, but the complexity of multiple pedals limited the design to two forward speeds and reverse, and the friction bands were prone to wearing out rapidly.
Although it is considered the more dangerous to our health, the good news is that it is easier to shift than the subcutaneous fat.
