Sentence examples for easy strip from inspiring English sources

Nauru is a phosphate rock island with rich deposits near the surface, which allow easy strip mining operations.

We made a simplified example of the problem to make investigating it easier, stripping out everything that was 'Guardian', and retaining the simplest possible code that still reproduced the issue.

Thus lies the difficulty with researching the effect of language on trade; it is not easy to strip out the surrounding noise from the data.

Instapaper, Read it Later, Readability and other services have latched on to the long-form trend by making it easy to strip away ads and photos for a minimalist reading experience.

His drawing of the rim of the Grand Canyon, for example, makes it easy to strip away the many coats of tourist culture and imagine how forbidding and awful it must once have appeared.

It's not easy to strip down the words you have painfully called forth, but to quote Robert Louis Stevenson, "There is but one art, to omit".

"When it puffed up like that, it became vulnerable to the gravitational tidal forces of the black hole, and it would have been very easy to strip off the tenuous hydrogen envelope.

The presence of a trichloroethyl-ester-protecting group and an alcoholic-hydroxyl-group-protecting group in serine is easy to strip down [ 20] when subjected to modification with higher Si content.

Small watch threads are easy to strip, so be as careful as possible while still using the necessary force.

Cameron and Clegg have reached broad agreement on plans to make it easier to strip suspected jihadis of their passports in Britain.

The prime minister and his deputy have reached broad agreement on plans to make it easier to strip suspected jihadis of their passports in Britain and to improve the flow of data about airline passengers to the intelligence agencies.