Sentence examples for copies easily from inspiring English sources

"Faith of My Fathers" sold more than 500,000 copies, easily exceeding the $500,000 advance.

Despite only being released in late November, the boyband's third LP sold 685,000 copies, easily outpacing earlier releases by Arctic Monkeys, Justin Timberlake and Daft Punk.

The biggest-selling DVD in the UK last year was Skyfall, which shifted 2.96m copies, easily beating The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, which sold 2.07m, according to figures from the British Video Association.

Just as the internet "broke" the concept of scarcity (i.e. infinite copies easily made of digital goods, doesn't matter where I physically work from, etc)., then AR has the ability to re-enable scarcity.

The copies of Windows without the media player that Microsoft was ordered to produce were actually obtained by such an incredibly small number of customers that the only copies easily found today are the "souvenirs" used by law professors as demonstrative aids in class.

In the domain of the plentifully free, music will do the only thing it can do: charge for things that can't be copied easily.

Generic versions of traditional chemical drugs can be approved for sale without lengthy, and expensive, clinical testing to show they are safe and effective, because the chemical processes can be standardized and the drugs copied easily.

Adam Segal of the Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank, points out that the sensors that America's soldiers use are no longer secret technology, but they use them in sophisticated ways that rivals cannot copy easily.There is another reason to take the current "techno-nationalism", as Mr Bhidé calls it, with a grain of salt.

Users store certificate files in a location that can be accessed and copied easily.

If the private key is managed in the normal zone where numerous threats exist, the possibility of leakage of the private key is very high because the private key file can be copied easily.

It does this by converting all the operating systems on a server into a file that can be copied easily onto a new machine a feat that means virtualization can help businesses get new operations up and running quickly.