Sentence examples for easier to close from inspiring English sources

Would that actually make any institution easier to close?

"It also makes it easier to close down".

Perhaps, instead, a more cyclically sustainable approach would be to make them easier to close.

With more and more foreigners snapping up Manhattan apartments, the technique could make it easier to close a deal.

"That takes off the pressure and makes it easier to close," he said, turning his hand clockwise.

And there will be a bar at the top of app windows to make them easier to close and minimize.

They're younger, deeper and better, and the gap won't be easy to close.

Your Just for Laughs Savings Account, with a balance of $0.00, was super easy to close.

LINKEDIN Though LinkedIn makes it easy to close your account, the company reserves the right to use your data for marketing and other purposes — closed account or not.

So long as climate change remains a remote and abstract issue, it is easy to close our eyes and wish it away.

Given the decline in the number of inmates, the state should find it easy to close or downsize several of its 67 prison units without compromising its ability to handle an unanticipated increase in the population.