Sentence examples for easier to train from inspiring English sources

"He's getting easier to train," Dascombe said.

Dead fleas are even easier to "train".

The next generation of robots for manufacturing will be more flexible and easier to train.

Some species of hawks are by temperament easier to train than others.

Perhaps, and this is only a supposition, drivers would be easier to train than deer.

Bold dogs, he surmised, are easier to train as working dogs, regardless of the task.

"It's much easier to train there than in St. Denis," he said.

Decorating cookies is more like a craft, so it's often easier to train people with artistic ability.

In fact, the vast majority of pet research focuses on dogs, partly because they're easier to train as therapy assistants.

'I figured out it is much easier to train my slaves to paint and sell rather than write screen plays.

In addition to being easier to train, humans can hopefully explain what's difficult or needs to be improved, he says.