Sentence examples for easier to break and from inspiring English sources

At Vanguard cave, the researchers found a hearth; evidence suggested it was used not for cooking but for preparing the seal and dolphin carcasses (for one thing, heating them would make the bones easier to break and the marrow easier to remove).

This should be fairly easy considering the shell will be easier to break and peel after cooked, but be cautious so you do not break the egg.

Trust is a fragile thing, easy to break and almost impossible to repair.

But the habits of mental defensiveness and disguise are not as easy to break, and it's possible that for some the disguise became reality.

If it finds an internet connection protected by MS-CHAP, for example, that's easy to break and recover the key.

Contracts in Japan are relatively easy to break, and a year from now, if the major leagues come calling, Valentine and the Marines could probably come up with a mutual agreement to part ways.

It is found that the particles in nano size remained intact without fracture during the cutting process and are more likely to produce continuous chips, while the particles in micro size are easy to break and tend to form discontinues chips.

Drawing on a seven-month study of a model OLPC project in Paraguay, Ames reveals that the laptops were not only frustrating to use, easy to break, and hard to repair, they were designed for âtechnically precocious boysâ â idealized younger versions of the developers themselves â rather than the diverse range of children who might actually use them.

PCs are expensive, prone to failure, easy to break and magnets for viruses and malware.

"We feared the security would be easy to break and we confirmed that," he told the BBC.

They are easy to break and can stain, the gel is also poisonous.