Sentence examples for easier to split the from inspiring English sources

Gerardo Capiel, Director of Product Management at Google Pay, noted that this makes it easier to split the bill with your friends — if you bought something with Google Pay, you can tap on the purchase and then request payment from up to five people.

It's easy to split the screen between two TileWorld apps, so you can, for example, chug through e-mail as you watch a video.

Curiously, though a steamer is not the first tool that springs to mind when I think of a sausage, it's a popular option, though caution is necessary; unless you have a temperature-controlled version, it's easy to split the sausage before it has heated through, thus sacrificing some of its juices.

After re-building the physical plan, it is very easy to split the physical plan into different topology units, as shown in phase 2 of Fig. 4.

And as you stand before it, as I did recently, it's easy to split the volumes into distinct categories: before doping and after.

It may be easier to split up the varying material amongst group members that have particular specialties, i.e. splitting up chapters or take turns weekly.

By selling most of his equity, close acquaintances said, it was easier to split marital assets in the divorce.

It's sometimes easier to split very large pieces by striking the very front edge of the log's cut face as opposed to striking the center of the cut face.

The divorce rate jumped in 2006 after changes to the law in 2005 made it easier to split up.

This means that Chinese businesses tend to neglect building brands in favor of diversifying into assets that are easier to split between heirs who many not want to be forced to cooperate under the umbrella of a valuable brand name.

It helps if you have the summary of the entire novel written out before hand so it is easier to split it up into chapters.