Sentence examples for easily rendered from inspiring English sources

While it easily rendered directions for businesses, it had trouble offering me directions to home addresses.

On an organ with multiple manuals (keyboards) and diverse stops, sudden contrasts of sound are easily rendered.

For example, an expansive feeling is easily rendered when small-scale figures in the foreground are shot against a towering sky, as in Days of Heaven.

We forget that for much of the last century, democracy was a rare and vulnerable species of political culture, easily rendered extinct.

And the fatalism of reconnecting the glamorous Michele to the sordidness of her ghetto girlhood is a bit too easily rendered.

Other glitches include the fact that an unrealistically large proportion of characters wear denim — a lazy choice on the part of the developers, as this texture is easily rendered.

But the sheer size of the payments could easily render Tokyo Electric Power, the embattled operator of the plant, insolvent.

A few references to them by their children would easily render the scenes in which they appear redundant and keep the focus on the teenagers, where it belongs.

As it is, the Occupiers' brand of romantic participatory democracy can too easily render their decision-making vulnerable to a truculent few.

Because Jack was severely malnourished and dehydrated, Dr. Daly said, his skin had become so thin that it tore easily, rendering him prone to severe infection and organ dysfunction.

The confused and overlapping patchwork of autonomous NHS structures that Mr Lansley left behind could easily render Mr Cameron's hopes of seven-day care a daydream.