Sentence examples for easily erect from inspiring English sources

That presents a serious problem, because carriers cannot easily erect hundreds of new towers to be closer to users.

Individual liner plates are light in weight and are easily erected by hand.

Varieties in sub-cluster 4-1 nonlynly displayed characteristics typical of O. glaberrima, such as the easily observable erect panicle stature (Fig. 3), but also characteristics of O. sativa, such as the long, pointed ligule typical of O. sativa (Fig. 4), a less conspicuous feature.

Tubular scaffolding can easily be erected in any shape, length, or height.

Yet architecturally, the city had never been particularly "southern"—because Atlanta originated as a railroad town, rather than a patrician southern seaport like Savannah or Charleston, many of the city's landmarks could have easily been erected in the Northeast or Midwest.

His reasoning for these plates to be covered in horn is that the surface fossilized plates have a resemblance to the bony cores of horns in other animals known or thought to bear horns, and his reasoning for the plates to be defensive in nature is that the plates had insufficient width for them to stand erect easily in such a manner as to be useful in display without continuous muscular effort.

Advantages: easy to erect.

Advantages: easy to erect and alter.

Because Whipple truss bridges were easily disassembled and re-erected, the remaining western span of the Whipple truss over the South Branch was dismantled in 1937 and relocated to Capon Lake in southeastern Hampshire County to convey Capon Springs Road (West Virginia Secondary Route 16) between West Virginia Route 259 and Capon Springs.

The way that the building, which was erected in 1989, easily collapsed is raising questions about its structural integrity.

And in today's America, poverty and homelessness can easily seep beneath the wall we erect in our minds to define it.