Sentence examples for ease of leaving from inspiring English sources
Among other things, feed barrier design for goats can differ with regard to ease of leaving, backward view, and presence of physical separation.
But as automakers perfected the automatic transmission, and learned to make it less expensive and more dependable, drivers became accustomed to the relative ease of leaving the shifting to the car.
In addition to influencing the ease of leaving home, living with an extended family may also influence decision-making power of the woman; and the number of small children at home may also be a proxy for socioeconomic status, which may be hard to control for.
It helps the city's Administration for Children's Services, which runs the system, in easing the process of leaving it in adulthood — a process known as "aging out".
Nonetheless, the increased ease of layoffs leaves many French workers and students feeling that the proposed law will both encourage employers to fire permanent workers in order to replace them with temporary ones and efface the distinction between a permanent and a temporary job.
"The ease of swiping left, the idea we should not have to compromise, makes these relationships ever more insecure".
Koufax was one of the first people to call Glavine last December to congratulate him on signing with the Mets, acting as a sort of emissary for Wilpon and easing the shock for Glavine of leaving the Braves after 16 years.
Depending upon how the trip is scheduled, most pilgrims performing the Tamattu' pilgrimage have a several-day break in between their Umrah duties and their Hajj duties, so, for sake of ease, they leave the state of Ihram after their Umrah.
The unpopularity of marriage and the relative ease of divorce has left only a hard core of stable couples bound in wedlock.
Vine actually launched a Similar Vines feature back in October for Android and brought it to iOS shortly after, but now users have the ease of simply swiping left to find them.
