Sentence examples for easier to extend from inspiring English sources

And banks no longer shackled to sovereign fortunes would find it easier to extend credit.

But Republicans say they will insist that, whatever the duration, all rates must be extended in tandem — the easier to extend them together again in the future.

In the current climate there's no doubt that it's easier to extend than to move and if you've got some unused space, it's worthwhile thinking about building into it to create that extra room.

We rationalize the infrastructure internally, but that makes it easier to extend to the customer.

It's easier to extend the science if you know how it got to the place where it is today".

As users transition to smartphones with mobile browsers, want to make it easier to extend campaign to those devices.

It would be easy to extend this coverage to all works funded by the federal government.

"We're now at the point where it's easy to extend the lifespan of a mouse.

A hundred and ten years after Arsenyev travelled up the Ussuri River, it's easy to extend the trajectory of decline.

Nor did he find it easy to extend the principles of indirect rule to the loosely organized societies of the Igbo (Ibo) and other southeastern tribes.

If Bin Laden had been captured and put on trial, would George Bush have found it so easy to extend the war on terror to Iraq? Would the resurgence of the Taliban and al-Qaida have been so complete in Afghanistan?