Sentence examples for easily trying from inspiring English sources

As a way of easily trying out the service, new users can also give free missions – or gifts – to friends from their social networks.

The combination of disorder and alternative splicing is proposed to provide a mechanism for easily "trying out" different signaling pathways, thereby providing the mechanism for generating signaling diversity and enabling the evolution of cell differentiation and multicellularity.

Consider how the person could have been easily trying to do something else.

Half-glasses are available, allowing customers to easily try several of the offerings, most of them from California.

Many trials for offences such as theft are cut and dry and are easily tried by a jury.

While the playroom has long since been dismantled, Panter thought of his aesthetic as something you could easily try at home.

A marathon Bach recital could easily try the endurance of people seated in hard pews, but the concertgoers in Dresden sat in rapt silence.

Pilot studies like this are a great way to cheaply, quickly and easily try and answer a question, or at least get an indication of the answer.

And like airports, the air traffic control system cannot adjust pricing to demand -- charging more at busy times of the day -- or easily try new technologies or techniques.

But as anger festers, indigenous leaders here said they could easily try to shut down energy installations again to exert pressure on Mr. García.

Audiences are also becoming more receptive; on the Internet, genre names are less important, because everything can be streamed before buying, and listeners can easily try out a wide array of musical styles.