Sentence examples for easier to form from inspiring English sources

This tends to make it easier to form a government, and a fairly stable one.

In many poor ones, devolution is making it easier to form local organisations.

Active Ag ion is easier to form on Ag2S than on pristine Ag, which prefers to attract ascorbic acid (AA).

It is easier to form a new business in the UK than in almost any other advanced country.

That will make it easier to form a more cohesive unit where everyone works together and knowledge is shared.

Softer foods from agricultural lifestyles may have changed the human bite, making it easier to form certain sounds.

This is because the smaller powder can be easier to form a dense barrier against further decomposition of the combustible materials.

It was found that the fatigue crack was obviously easier to form along the shear band under cyclic compression than under monotonic loading.

They can develop full care pathways within their organisations, and it is easier to form networks with peers, which can connect to national decision-making.

An electoral quirk might help too: the winning party automatically gets a 50-seat bonus in the 300-seat chamber, making it easier to form a government.

Despite his party trailing in polls, under Israel's electoral system Netanyahu may still find it easier to form a right-leaning coalition and stay in power.