Sentence examples for easier to command from inspiring English sources

We changed the grip on it and he's throwing it exactly the same; it's just a shorter break and it has better velocity and it's easier to command".

Bassel Shahoud, a calm, thoughtful commander of just 80 men in Sarmeen, a small town in the north-western province of Idleb, says it is easier to command that way and adds that many want to lead.

Temporary installations such as the one on Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth, on the other hand, find it easier to command attention and are cheaper for the city to maintain and protect from vandalism.

If the company can quickly demonstrate that consumers are adopting Windows 10 en masse, it will be easier to command developer attention.

"It's very easy to command an army from far away," he says.

This unequal growth of brain and heart made him difficult to teach and too easy to command and produced in him an appearance of apathy; he could not read properly until he was 11.

The spectacle has laid bare the enduring myth that evangelicals are a monolith that is "easy to command," to use the phrase made famous by a Washington Post article in 1993.

As for "easy to command," just look at what happened late last month, when one of the oracles of the Christian right, James Dobson, the founder of Focus on the Family, in Colorado Springs, sent an e-mail message denigrating Mr. Thompson, the "Law & Order" actor and former Tennessee senator whom some conservative Christians are latching onto as the antidote to Mr. Giuliani.

There is no easy way to command all the wild things jostling inside.

To make the output files easier to identify, command line flags can be used to name the host and graft files.

It is easier, after all, to command when you have the official authority to do so.