Sentence examples for easier into from inspiring English sources

"I had a horrible run-up to Delhi and still managed to win, so that gave me a lot of confidence and it made training that much easier into the winter".

On the second point, she notes (observation #2) that folksonomies could be beneficial to study the law, because they could allow one to penetrate easier into its conceptual frameworks; she also formulates the hypothesis (prediction #2) that this teaching method could shape a more flexible mindset in students.

Transform the apps, the idea goes, and everything moves easier into another computing system.

But cellulose is made of glucose subunits which linked each other via β-1,4-glycosidic bonds and they can hydrolyse much easier into fermentable sugars [45, 46].

When considering that only a small part of the formal sector resides in rural areas and wages are significantly lower in rural areas, small returns to experience are definitely a push factor out of the rural and into the urban labour market, seemingly preferably and possibly easier into the informal sector when the individual is endowed with at least some years of experience.

The dog should not move from the move from the down position until you have given your release word, "OK!" Herding breeds and sedentary or massive dogs often drop easier into a down position than long-legged, deep-chested, and hyper dogs.

I ran to her and gestured at her and loudly proclaimed that it was "too easy" into her face.

Then, to cries of "lyogkogo para" (may your steam be easy), into the parilka, the steam room.

We blend in easy — into the walls, into the sky, the backgrounds of your lives.

I think that's what made my transition so easy into the field.

This made life easier moving into the hotel each night.