Sentence examples for ease to work from inspiring English sources

In order to carry out the implementation, Weka [8] suite has been used due to its ease to work with several integrated tools.

It is also interesting to notice that philosophers are often at ease to work with the notion of social welfare (or social good, or inequality) as a numerical quantity with cardinal meaning, whereas economists typically restrict their interpretation of social welfare or inequality to a purely ordinal ranking of social states.

The industry eventually selected a tin silver copper combination as offering the most reliability and ease to work with as a replacement.

It was nonetheless selected because of its ease to work with, which allowed us to fully assess the gene engineering techniques and initially test our perspectives to assess disease progression.

For me, there's a real ease to working with Nick.

Charlie Bean, the central bank's deputy governor responsible for monetary policy, said recently that it would take at least nine months for quantitative easing to work its way through to economic activity.

Their enhanced policy includes a "leave-share" program to share their leave with partners who many not have a leave policy at their workplace along with a "ramp back" program to ease back to work with flextime mother and father.

If quantitative easing is to work, a central bank has to somehow break the deflationary psychology and persuade people that prices will start rising.

She was YIVO's head librarian for 25 years, until 1987; then in her late 70's, she was eased off to work as research librarian, a position she held until her death.

Equipping young workers with work experience, including apprenticeships, is crucial to achieving impact and scale on youth employment, reducing the skills mismatch, easing transitions to work and making young people employable again.

It said Mr. Kidd had asked Mr. Obama to help with programs that ease servicemembers' transition to work in the private workforce.