Sentence examples for easy portal from inspiring English sources

But soon Detective Smith realized that the Internet provided an easy portal into the bedrooms of children.

The healthcare.gov website, which was supposed to be an easy portal for Americans to purchase insurance, has been riddled by technical glitches.

Letseat.at also offers an easy portal for restaurants to create websites, but its offering is free.

The team also noted that GoldenKey also built an easy portal for working with real estate listing and, maybe more importantly, it built a lot of deep relationships with sellers, brokers, title insurance companies and other players in the real estate ecosystem.

Secondly, the non-keratinized epidermis of the prepuce in uncircumcised males may provide an easier portal of entry to STIs [ 19, 44, 45].

On the other side, obviously, students also have access to jobs as brand ambassadors and an easy online portal to see assignments and get paid.

Apple's construction contractors may indeed have to remove the glass cube that sits over the entrance to the sunken 5th Ave location — but only because it's a bit hard to do a massive store renovation when there's a big glass cap on top of your easiest entrance/egress portal.

Participants generally found the portal easy to use; however, the perceived value of improved participation was not detected in the self-efficacy scores.

Today's update adds support for both the new Azure Hybrid Use Benefit and in the coming weeks, it'll add some new features that will make tagging virtual machines in the Azure portal easier.

Meanwhile, though Nifti's mobile app also includes price history and tracking, it's also about offering you an easy-to-access portal where you can shop and compare items across different stores without having to continually switch between different shopping apps or mobile websites.

Cohen outlined in a blog post introducing DPLA the goals for the digital library: to be an easy-to-use portal of digital collections, to be a sophisticated technical platform that can be built on top of, and to be an innovative institution that will advocate for reading and research in the 21st century.