Sentence examples for easier to present from inspiring English sources

In addition, some teachers simply find it easier to present material to an intellectually homogeneous group.

If more banks repay their loans before the Treasury makes that announcement, the news could be much easier to present.

The job merges existing roles and makes it easier to present an agreed EU position in international organisations.

Technological developments are making it easier to present UK content to the world, which will help shape the way people view our country.

Though the glasses remain, digital 3-D requires only one projector and is infinitely easier to present than the old version.

A kid with a nameable syndrome who requires a set of specific accommodations at school (recognition of a new name, the right to use the bathroom and locker room he or she wants to) is, in some ways, easier to present to the world than a child who occupies a confusing middle ground.

It is easy to present this meeting as a kind of shootout.

Beamium makes it easy to present, share and discuss documents online from browser to browser.

"Easy to present you to the court as a citizen of previous good character who got in over his head.

It's easy to present yourself as being reasonable and fair, and to behave in ways that hide prejudice and bias," said Ouseley.

It's easy to present the beautiful people and the scrubbed world as divine creations; Hess's vision sacralizes what other filmmakers don't.