Sentence examples for easier to mold from inspiring English sources
Or is a face malleable, like dough, the easier to mold into identical cookie-cutter shapes?
We now know that brain plasticity diminishes over time; it is easier to mold a child than to reform an adult.
But Allen Blakey, a spokesman for the Vinyl Institute in Arlington, Va., said bottle manufacturers used PVC because its flexibility made it easier to mold handles.
It was made of a then-experimental material, pre-cast stone, which was cheaper than natural stone and easier to mold, but more vulnerable to cracking, leaching and crumbling.
And I think it's easier to mold yourself in some ways than to try to mold them.
In some cases, sculptors fire their water-based clays to produce a terra cotta model that is easier to mold.
They are, like seemingly everything in our lives, made of cheap, easy to mold plastic.
The results confirm that, in order to simulate economic systems dynamics, it is relatively easy to mold SOM so that the simulation framework highlights significant patterns.
It's easy to mold, a little like playdough, but made of cow flesh.
While it's not easy to mold your career into one that makes the world a better place, it's more critical than ever that we each take responsibility for our actions.
