Sentence examples for easier to launch from inspiring English sources

It is much easier to launch a fashion magazine.

Instead of metal, its walls will be made of floppy cloth, making it easier to launch (and then inflate).

So, let's imagine twenty-five or thirty years from now, these drones are faster, easier to launch from ships, they have more range, they're quieter.

It is easier to launch and test an idea, and to pivot to another if it flops.Mr Patricof says that today's entrepreneurs are more mature.

It has never been easier to launch a new online product or service: consider the rapid rise of Instagram, WhatsApp or Slack.

Michael O'Connor, a senior vice president at the Downtown Alliance, allowed that "it was probably easier to launch the space shuttle".

It will be shockingly easy to launch a startup, bring a new product to market and sell to billions of global consumers (see article).

Some fear that robots, which are ingeniously mobile and can collect and process huge quantities of data, make it too easy to launch attacks.

But it is easy to launch an initiative, which circumvents the legislature by letting citizens make law.California is also unique, in America and the world, in treating every successful initiative as irreversible (unless the initiative itself says otherwise).

It's not easy to launch yourself into the teeth of the defense on a bum knee, particularly when the opponent directly in front of you has the benefit of long arms and young legs.

That would make it too easy to launch spurious claims and too onerous for intermediaries to deal with them, and could discourage entrepreneurs from setting up new sites allowing users to post things (which, in the era of social media, is almost all websites).