Sentence examples for easier to insert from inspiring English sources

Most of the phycians select the jugular vein for catheter insertion because it is easier to insert the catheter and due to low mechanical complication rate.

It's now easier to insert the typographical flourishes that come in certain fonts, like swashes and ligatures.

But doctors say the Taxus stent may be better for some patients, especially those with small or curvy arteries where it may be easier to insert.

They are also working on a new coating for wine-bottle corks, which makes them easier to insert and improves the seal.

In 2000, we redesigned the packaging for Duracell batteries used in hearing aids so the batteries would be easier to insert.

We've made it easier to insert basic formatting, block quotes and links into your comments - just use the handy buttons above the comment entry box - as well as making the act of signing in to comment more streamlined.

Especially, since ADS-B messages are unauthenticated, it is easy to insert fake aircraft into a system via spoofing or insertion of false messages.

She said that women found it easy to insert the ring themselves, which is crucial in poor countries where there are few health workers.

It's not easy to insert one more object in the city, which already has so many things on the street.

It would have been easy to insert the question "How?" after several of Mr Obama's proclamations on the need to spread freedom as part of an epic Churchillian defiance.

But experts also said it was easy to insert fake Korean-tinged data into the malware and that the Sony attack's use of taunting imagery, publication of salaries, and emails to journalists bore hallmarks of a "hacktivist play", possibly related to disgruntled employees or former employees.