Sentence examples for easier to pull out from inspiring English sources

I don't believe that sanity can prevail when it's easier to pull out a Glock 19 than it is to pull the lever of a voting machine.

Copper was rarer, but it had one key advantage: With a 2,000 degree Fahrenheit melting point, it was easier to pull out of its rocky ore form.

At low noise levels, it is easier to pull out the correct kinetic mechanism from the rest of the simpler candidates.

It would be helpful to characterize the similarities and differences between their meso-circuit hypothesis and thalamocortical dysregulation more generally, perhaps in a tabular form or at least a form that makes it easier to pull out the key points, rather than the current rather lengthy prose descriptions.

If 4WD isn't enough, load as much as you can into the back of the vehicle for more traction and get as much weight out of the boat as you can so it will be easier to pull out.

But don't worry, shiny hair is easier to get follicles in it, while dull hair is easier to pull out without hurting, but the follicles are harder to obtain.

The best defense is constant attention; young plants are easy to pull out.

The reason is simple: it's easy to pull out your phone, call up the camera, and press record.

Still, it would be easy to pull out a damning quote or two; she's no diplomat.

Schools: The postcode lottery for parents It's incredibly easy to pull out the doom and gloom stats from pretty much anything.

"It's certainly easy to pull out examples of places with growth restrictions where the cost of housing has gone up," she said.