Sentence examples for easier to restore from inspiring English sources
Faster inflation makes it easier to restore cost-competitiveness in depressed industries and regions.
Within months of taking office, he rolled back rules making it easier to restore former felons' voting rights.
But if California had more access to the Colorado River now, it would be easier to restore the dewatered Colorado River delta in Mexico or replenish the depleted Salton Sea, which is slowly disappearing.
While science and technology have made it easier to restore an old master painting damaged by water or sunlight, some paintings -- monochromatic works from the 1960's, like Reinhardt's, for example -- pose special problems.
It was also said that some of the ministers with the most controversial expenses claims, details of which are still to emerge, have now left the cabinet, so making it easier to restore Labour's tarnished image.
So as it turns out, my method of mail storage is both more reliable (I haven't lost any of my mailboxes; Google have lost 40,000) and easier to restore (I could have my mail restored in about an hour, Google's users are still waiting).
But Mr. Kick discovered that the deletions were easy to restore electronically.
It is likely to be relatively easy to restore the arch that was repaired previously in the 1930s.
It will be far from easy to restore the reputation of the company and win back trust from customers".
If it was that easy to restore confidence, why didn't Britvic chairman Gerald Corbett just change chiefs a year ago instead of talking to Barr?
