Sentence examples for easier to get going from inspiring English sources
Thanks to cloud computing and smartphones, among other things, it has become much cheaper and easier to get going.
"We're playing with a lot more pressure," Lundqvist said, "but at the same time, it should be easier to get going".
Boyd Kane, the Bears' 34-year-old captain, said: "It's a lot easier to get going knowing there are going to be 9,000 or 10,000 people out there.
Regular market watchers will not be surprised to hear that takeover rumours were doing the rounds, but with a general lack of gossip yesterday the whispers were easier to get going.
Many were using technology in creative ways, and one of the great things about the internet is that it makes it much easier to get going, to show an idea in prototype, because ideas are never born fully formed; they are always successive rough drafts.
That makes it easier to get going, initially.
As with a box of chocolates, it's easy to get going because deciding to read the first one is such a small commitment, and then it's such a small commitment to read the next… Mmm.
"When we started this, we were flush with money and it was easy to get going," said Donald Russell, the manufacturing sustainability manager who is overseeing the assembly plant's new roof.
It's quite easy to get going with but the young company has more work ahead of it to truly make the product's usability dead simple.
