Sentence examples for easy contacts from inspiring English sources

"We pay particular attention to Hong Kong because it has easy contacts with international markets and very close relations with mainland China," Mr. Kou said.

Those were easy contacts: "Hello, how are you doing, and do you have any open jobs?" And of course, it didn't take long to realize that this doesn't work well either.

For guidance read rules, which virtually outlawed easy contact between police and journalists.

The business school gives its graduates lifetime e-mail addresses, allowing them easy contact with one another.

Like any object of desire worthy of the name, she's so close yet so far away; she makes easy contact with her listeners while remaining tantalizingly unavailable.

So I easily forgive the occasional disturber of my precious privacy and smile at progress, which now puts us in such easy contact with each other.

I don't find that same easy contact now, and I don't think it's just because I'm older.

I remember reading and re-reading and thinking it had been written just for me: "This brilliant man... unschooled beyond the primary grades... found the manners of his suddenly middle-class (by virtue of being at a college) daughter a barrier to easy contact, if not actually frightening.

Even the actual phone portion of the device saw huge improvements: visual voicemail, relatively easy contact management, and quick access to your recent calls.

The reasons for this significant difference might be attributed to the easy contact among the animals, which favors the bacterial transmission.

Invite a few friends that you can have easy contact with and explain to them how to play.