Sentence examples for be easy to block from inspiring English sources

Content would be clearly labeled as adult and the whole neighborhood would be easy to block.

He said it would not be easy to block Hansbrough, who averaged 22.8 points a game.

Their movements will be more predictable -- no spin moves, no crazy stunts -- and they will probably be easier to block, a concession to the larger goal.

It might be easier to block that message than to force cells to express more "eat me" signals.

This entropy penalty means that such interactions will likely be easier to block with a small molecule competitor as compared to a similar interaction between two structured proteins.

I gave him my mobile number – it's easy to block callers on your mobile – and he rang, and he was warm and friendly.

But then there were few computers and telephone lines in China, and, as the central telecoms authority controlled virtually all access to international gateways, it was easy to block the path to unfriendly foreign websites and to monitor any on-line shenanigans within China.Now it is much harder, after rapid growth in both Chinese telecoms and information services.

Microsoft's decision to move its European logistics and distribution headquarters to the Netherlands from Germany has generated a debate over patent law here, where it is easy to block the sale of a rival's product even before an infringement claim is verified.

And it is easier to block the formation of amyloid beta — two key enzymes make it, and stopping either one can work.

Montreal has managed to frustrate the Bruins, keeping their heavy bodies and physical, grind-out style of play up somewhere near the blue line where the shots are easier to block.

But it is easier to block the effects of technological progress on economic integration, because integration also requires economic freedom.The state of the developing countries is itself proof of this.