Sentence examples for easily cancelled from inspiring English sources

What is incontrovertible is that big projects must squeeze out smaller, more easily cancelled ones.

A domestic flight, say, can be as easily cancelled or delayed as an international flight, and UK holidaymakers are similarly vulnerable to theft or damage to belongings.

A similar structure could be created for a Mars mission -- a structure that will provide assurances that the mission can't be easily cancelled by any nation -- one that would build on the positive and negative lessons of ISS.

Inadvertently, Ford and Legault have prompted a crucial question: what is the point of having a Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms if it can be so easily cancelled at the whim of a ruling government?

The result is often a series of protracted talks that can easily cancel some or all of a season.

Freedom is a wonderful thing, but the culture of contingency means that the marriage bond, which is supposed to be a sacred vow till death do us part, is now more likely to be seen as an easily canceled contract.

As long as we use the same accelerometers for the finger pad and radial side, their gain characteristics are easily canceled.

A new startup called Trim wants to help you better track all the subscriptions you pay for, and easily cancel those you don't need.

We are now upgrading our passports to biometric passports, which means that in future, we can easily cancel them from afar.

So if there is a privacy issue you can easily cancel the tracking option.

Gevalia forces you to sign up for additional shipments, but you can easily cancel your subscription after receiving your first shipment.