Sentence examples for easier to transfer from inspiring English sources

Transporting elephants for mating is tricky; it is easier to transfer semen.

She also said the department should adopt a policy making it easier to transfer the batterer to another school.

"He had us do tests on high-definition video," confirms Ehrnvall, "because that would be easier to transfer to film.

Students say that making it easier to transfer credits and lowering core requirements would help them graduate on time.

House Republicans made it easier to transfer public lands to local authorities, a move Trump's Interior Department appointee has opposed.

The copyright issues arise because broadcasting in a digital format makes it easier to transfer programming to computers, raising the prospect of swapping copies of television programs online.

The arrests underscore concern over industrial espionage at a time when new technologies have made it easier to transfer proprietary information.

Farmers have been granted 30-year leases, or land-use rights, which the party is now promising to make easier to transfer.

And on Jan . 3 Mr. Zinke voted yes on a package that included a rule that would make it easier to transfer public lands out of federal hands.

New alliances have formed, providing pooled resources for developing these capabilities, while technological advances and global economic conditions have made it easier to transfer materiel and expertise.

The 40-inch-wide Farmhouse Duet Pro sink has a low divider that makes it easier to transfer pots from one side to the other; $4,625 in antiqued hammered copper.