Sentence examples for be easy to experiment from inspiring English sources

Once you have built up a wardrobe filled with girly girl staples, it will be easy to experiment with different looks.

With such a modularized approach it will be easier to experiment with new algorithms and new combinations of algorithms and to compare the results with benchmarked methods.

It's easy to experiment with an eyeshadow if it only costs £3.99.

He rarely expresses doubt about his art; paper and glue are cheap, and it is easy to experiment with them rather than to agonize before executing a judgment.

Another advantage of system dynamics modeling is that it is easy to experiment with alternative values of parameters.

Chopsticks come in pairs and most hardwood dowels come in lengths far longer than necessary for one hook, so it is easy to experiment.

Can you see similar growth in "brew pubs" here as in the US? "Availability of smaller-scale, high-quality brew equipment means it's easier to experiment with "nano" breweries which can easily be installed at a pub relatively cheaply.

Carey said that she cannot read sheet music and prefers to collaborate with a pianist when composing her material, but feels that it is easier to experiment with faster and less conventional melodies and chord progressions using this technique.

It would be easy to dismiss the experiment as an expensive failure, and laugh it off (as many late-night comedians and cable news anchors have done).

This week, it will be easy to repeat Galileo's experiment.

Since information might not always be easy to be measured or quantified in experiments, we endeavour to clarify the relation between information and synchronization, a phenomenon which is often not only possible to observe but also relatively easy to characterize.