Sentence examples for easily assign from inspiring English sources

Project leaders can easily assign tasks, keep track of the budget or view detailed timesheets.

And within each container, our editors can easily assign different levels of visual volume and different styles to each story.

District officials said that there is no line-item for transmitting bills and that they could not easily assign a dollar amount to the everyday task.

Checkboxes during writing: You can easily assign checkboxes to the cells (select all, right-click on the cell, "Add a Status Checkbox").

Ratner argued that workers should not have to assume the risk in "situations where they have no voice" and when the user employer and the supplier employer can easily assign the risk between themselves in their contract.

Last week, photo-sharing website Flickr announced new features that let people easily assign a location to a photo and search for pictures on a map, an activity called "geotagging". Its latest offering is enhanced by advanced search technology that Flickr leverages from Yahoo its parent company which allows newly geotagged photos to be searchable within a minute.

Blame for the cost overruns is not easily assigned.

Unemployment is a complex problem, and is therefore not easily assigned a single cause.

This gives Melnyczuk's work a moral depth lacking in novels where blame is easily assigned, and creates a fictive corollary to the interrogations we conduct with our own consciences.

Mr. Ahamed's opinions are made very clear (the Paris Peace Conference's plan for Germany to pay war reparations is presented as a great blunder), but his overriding idea is that blame cannot be easily assigned: not even the most sophisticated economists of the era could accurately predict disaster, let alone guard against it.

This is supported by variable temperature NMR (VT-NMR) experiments carried out from –40 to 140 °C that show how the complex fine structure of the pentamer-NHBoc coalesces at increasing temperatures into a simpler NMR spectrum that can be easily assigned to the structure (Fig. 3e), as the high temperatures disrupt the intramolecular interactions, unfolding the oligomers.