Sentence examples for easier to link from inspiring English sources

Easier to link into other C and C++ code.

The system's simplicity also made it easier to link up different networks.

It might be easier to link those increases to governments' negligence.

ReprintsAn even bigger burden on insurers is modern medicine, which makes it much easier to link diseases to workplace conditions.

And the new on-demand suite should prove attractive to suppliers of big firms that already use SAP's ERP software, since A1S makes it easier to link up.

But the averages do not necessarily make it easier to link specific weather events, like a given flood or hurricane or heat wave, to climate change.

Easiest to link with will be G17 Plus, a party of liberal western-oriented reformers.

Personal information is ubiquitous and it is becoming increasingly easy to link information to individuals.

It's very easy to link Beethoven and Mozart to their period.

Personal information continues to become more available, increasingly easy to link to individuals, and increasingly important for research.

It would be easy to link to a precise definition, but that doesn't really provide a relevant answer.