Sentence examples for easier to block from inspiring English sources
"It's significantly easier to block and impede," he said.
Technology has also made it easier to block children's access to television.
Their movements will be more predictable -- no spin moves, no crazy stunts -- and they will probably be easier to block, a concession to the larger goal.
The move adds to the woes of digital publishers, which in the past year have seen several large technology companies introducing measures making it easier to block ads.
And it is easier to block the formation of amyloid beta — two key enzymes make it, and stopping either one can work.
Montreal has managed to frustrate the Bruins, keeping their heavy bodies and physical, grind-out style of play up somewhere near the blue line where the shots are easier to block.
Acorn's engaging in registration fraud easy to do, easy to block, and easy to get over-excited about.
Employers will still find it all too easy to block any requests for greater flexibility.
"It's not easy to block out all the distractions," Patterson said.
He said it would not be easy to block Hansbrough, who averaged 22.8 points a game.
