Sentence examples for easier and quicker to say from inspiring English sources

It's still early days, but I've already found that Havas Worldwide is a lot easier and quicker to say than Euro RSCG Worldwide -- after all, we cut the number of syllables in half.

The region needs to re-examine its priorities and new home construction and make it easier and quicker to build, Regan said.

The new toolset is being called the "Braintree v.zero SDK" to indicate how it's been rebuilt from the ground up, and is said to be easier and quicker to integrate within web, mobile web and native mobile applications.

"It has the atmosphere of an Italian hill town," she said, "but is much easier and quicker to reach than Italy".

Such detail is available on the Edgar site, and on some private sites, but Mr. Horwitz says he finds it easier and quicker to go to the company's own site.

"The right to buy": it was a clever slogan, clear, quick to say, easy to remember, and combining two of modern Britain's favourite preoccupations, personal freedom and purchasing, while also encapsulating the more seductive side of what the Thatcher government was offering the country.

How expensive is it do it?" It certainly will not be easy, as even Democrats here are quick to say.

He's quick to say there's no easy solution to a problem as complex as inequality.

"My goal was to make it as easy and quick to use as possible," said Aaron Murphy, who designed the new site.

They all have their own wonderful qualities, not least of which is that they're so easy and quick to make – one thing you emphatically cannot say about conventional bread.

It's easy and quick to learn.