Sentence examples for easier capture from inspiring English sources

■ Further legislation promised by prime minister Manuel Valls for measures designed for easier capture of suspects and to extend length of time suspects can be held without filing charges.

Methods that incorporate quantitative and qualitative approaches, such as the Day Reconstruction Method [ 39, 40] which uses structured diaries to collect data, may be worth further investigation and, as new technologies emerge to enable easier capture of rich objective and subjective data, such approaches may become more feasible in the future.

That's one reason it's so disturbing when, after the oddly easy capture of the quasi-mythical dragon, Birch begins to turn down the lights.

Clarksville's Fort Defiance raised the white surrender flag just three days after Donelson's fall, paving the way for easy capture of Nashville a week later.

At the hotels, the attackers managed to hide in a maze of rooms, especially at the Taj, and so avoided easy capture.

Concerns about global warming have encouraged the interest in hydrocarbon combustion techniques that allow easy capture of carbon dioxide.

The easy capture of Noriega meant "the notion that the international community had to be engaged... was ignored".

The Mohegans built weirs to directed the water flow and fish to the center of the stream for easy capture in fishing baskets.

In the end, he proved a fairly easy capture for Madsen and Hauser, and he was more than happy to play along in donating blood to Lucy.

We studied kittiwakes nesting on the ledges of an abandoned U.S. Air Force radar tower that has been modified to enable close observations and easy capture.

Another illicit, relatively little-known, use of cyanide is to stun exotic fish for easy capture, with an estimated 90% of the exotic fish originating from the Philippines captured in this manner.