Sentence examples for easier to swap from inspiring English sources
Modular electronics could make smartphones more affordable, and make it easier to swap components.
The combination of functionality and user interest means that people are finding it easier to swap coins for both goods and services and for other currencies.
By making it easier to swap messages, Facebook can mine even more data to target ads with, and come up with more money-spinning services.
Mr. Wells said that beginning Saturday, using a procedure known as fishing, technicians will try to remove some of the drill pipe that was in the well when the blowout occurred to make it easier to swap out the blowout preventers.
Videogames are loaded with graphics-intensive source code and have become easier to swap online because of file-sharing services like BitTorrent, which enables fast downloading of big files.
They've designed the software side of things with that in mind; wherever they can, their library keeps things as simple as possible (and as close to the original Arduino libraries as possible) to make it easier to swap things out down the road.
An important idea that is presented this chapter is that it will become relatively easy to swap out one service provider for another.
A proliferation of exchanges means that it is relatively easy to swap Bitcoins for conventional currencies.Tony Gallippi, the boss of Bitpay, which processes Bitcoin payments for retailers, says that his client list has increased from around 100 in March to 1,100 now.
SwitcHouse, which began operating under the name Swaprat.com last July, focuses on music CD's because they are easy to swap and ship, said Michael Lin, the company's chief executive.
It's easy to swap tweets with your digital tribe, but organizing an activity in your real-world community might require annoying logistics and force you to confront uncomfortable moments and social complexities.
