Sentence examples for easier advancing from inspiring English sources

Rafael Nadal, the second seed, had it quite a bit easier, advancing when Nicolas Mahut retired with an abdominal strain after falling behind, 6-2, 6-2.

Connecting is easy; advancing new or existing relationships to a meaningful business dialog is the challenge.

Investment in 4G networks will improve health care by carrying medical records securely, mitigate climate change by making telecommuting easier, advance energy efficiency with smart grid technologies and lead the economy to new prosperity.

To make it even easier, Advance Auto Parts features helpful videos and articles online and in-store to help customers learn everything they need to keep their cars running smoothly.

Harvard's freshmen had an easier time advancing.

"I thought that Michael and Calvin were a strong enough doubles team to be No. 2. But I guess the other league coaches didn't want two Burroughs teams competing for the doubles championship". Whelan and Fox did have a relatively easy time advancing to the semifinals.

Turbine responded by making it easier to advance to higher levels.

WASHINGTON -- Senate Republicans were outraged when Democrats changed filibuster rules last year to make it easier to advance President Barack Obama's nominees.

Their efforts to deny judicial nominees the ability to even get a vote on the Senate floor ultimately led Democrats to change the rules in order to make it easier to advance nominees.

New generation endograft devices are smaller, more durable and far easier to advance through tortuous iliac arteries and deploy across angulated AAA necks.

Change is easier to advance when tobacco control interventions are demonstrably effective and cost-effective, with simple and issue-free implementation,[ 43] and where change is seen to have political advantages [ 44].