Sentence examples for easier to pump from inspiring English sources
Unlike oil, natural gas is easier to pump cold.
"But it heats our house, gives us hot water and lets us heat the manure, making it easier to pump".
If they had used the vents earlier, pressures would have declined and it would have been easier to pump in cooling water.
GlassPoint's target customers are oil and gas companies, which would inject the steam into the ground to pry loose the sticky oil that clings to rock fissures, making it easier to pump up to the surface.
Captured carbon dioxide is already widely used in a technique called enhanced oil recovery, in which the gas is pushed into an oil reservoir to chemically mobilize hard-to-get hydrocarbons, making them easier to pump out.
It seems easier to pump your own gas at a gas station than to wait for an attendant, and people are increasingly happy to use a self-service kiosk at an airport instead of standing in line for a check-in agent.
Most of that was of the light, liquid kind that was easy to find, easy to pump and easy to refine.
You might suppose that it is easy to pump water into a big container, and that is usually true, but the best-laid plans go awry from time to time.
"It's very cheap and very easy to pump this stuff out and it really undermines the ability to continue a functioning democratic conversation in society". But do the bot armies which Twitter is battling really amount to an example of artificial intelligence - however widely defined - and are they really as potent a threat as has been claimed?
"We've taken on a lot of water that won't be easy to pump out of the boat.
