Sentence examples for easier to circulate from inspiring English sources

As scholars grow reluctant to give opinions, forgers find it easier to circulate their wares.

McCurry believes that the power of the press will inevitably decline as it becomes easier to circulate information.

It's clearly made it easier to circulate work on the internet, to get it out there either in virtual or book form.

Mr. Gillette designed the table to be narrow, only 34 inches wide and 7 feet long, so that it is easy to circulate.

With the advent of email, information is now easy to circulate, but how can you ensure teachers are properly supported in implementing new strategies?

"I've had many, many performances all over the world," she said in a recent phone interview, "but there has been nothing easy to circulate to make my music known".

Lastly, there's the ability to 'broadcast' a message to all members of the network, which is a quick and easy way to circulate company-wide memos or instructions.

And even if those pesky hydrates keep causing trouble, the Top Hat’s smaller size will make it easier for BP to circulate methanol to work as antifreeze.

Changing out dirty furnace filters makes it easier for air to circulate and thus makes your furnace work less.

Cleaning out the rotten food from your fridge and making some extra space makes your life easier, and allows air to circulate through the refrigerator better, improving efficiency.

This "look" made it easy for his enemies to circulate the story that he was a hopeless drunk and, though there are few, if any, accounts of him as actually inebriated to the point of incapacity, there is no doubt that he had recourse to the bottle.