Sentence examples for be easy to terminate from inspiring English sources
Edison's chief education officer, John E. Chubb, told The Dallas Morning News that it would not be easy to terminate the contract for financial reasons.
The only significant advantage that these contracts would seem to have is that they are easier to terminate if they are not felt to be operating effectively.
"Terminal sedation" was frequently equated with sedation until death (n = 30); some of the respondents regarded the term as unfortunate because it has a negative connotation and is easy to misunderstand as "terminating" (n = 23).
When an employee is terminated, it's easy to ensure they can no longer message others or have access to shared documents.
This algorithm is an simple extension to the local search algorithm described in Section 3.1 and it is easy to show that it terminates in time polynomial with m and the maximum length of a BAC.
It is easy to see that the above local search terminates in polynomial time.
It's easy to see why abortion opponents like the idea that women only terminate pregnancies because they lack information.
However, only considering the remaining energy of a sensor is not enough because it is easy to lead to a coverage hole and the sensing task is going to be terminated.
"It's easy to encrypt a VoIP signal," said Gartner analyst Jay Pultz, "but it's very difficult to hide where something originated and where a call terminated, particularly if they have the cooperation of carriers".
