Sentence examples for easy to aim from inspiring English sources

The video made it seem easy, but it's not easy to aim poop in zero gravity.

Many people find it easy to aim their rage against an allegedly cosmopolitan and rootless cultural elite.

"You have very little information to go on and it's very easy to aim too high or even worse, too low," Mr. Stoner said in an e-mail.

In the past year, says Mr Stevens, real-time bidding has risen from almost nowhere to capture 30-40% of spending.Real-time bidding makes it easy to aim ads at susceptible eyeballs.

They redesigned the controls for the PS2's controller, and after finding the analog sticks less easy to aim with than a mouse, implemented a feature to help the player's aim.

Targets located in the PZ will be easy to aim at, because they are immediately located at the tip of the biopsy needle guide.

It's safer – and easier to aim – if you gather a few around you, even if you lose them all each time you lose a heart.

It's a lot easier to aim a spray than to fell a bear with a rifle shot, said Dr. Smith, who found in a previous study that rifles were effective only two-thirds of the time in human-bear encounters.

When the pneumatic gun is fired, the spear shoots out with almost no recoil, quickly enough to pierce a fish, and does not pull hard when it reaches the end of its tether, making it easier to aim and fire.

More recently, the Call of Duty franchise, inspired by the quadriplegic professional gamer Randy Fitzgerald, introduced a special button layout for disabled gamers which makes it easier to aim, while the Able Gamers Foundation has published a guide that shows developers how to design more accessible products.

This makes it easier to aim.