Sentence examples for easy to designate from inspiring English sources

In fact, it would have been easy to designate vast areas of the UK's waters that are of little ecological value because it would have looked good on a map.

"It's easier to designate too much sex and language," he said.

It is, he says, politically easier to designate an MPA in a remote area than where fisheries are heavily used.

Google's "Audio Ads" platform, an extension of AdWords, automates the process considerably, giving customers with an easy way to designate the time, station format, geographic market and demographic audience they are trying to reach and providing them with an "ad creation marketplace" where they can collect bids from ad specialists who can work with them to create their radio spots.

In the United States, by contrast, the large supply of married women and single mothers seeking part-time employment has made it easy for employers to designate such jobs as low-pay, no-benefit positions.

If you change your mind, it's easy to re-designate.

The rules would also make it easier for patients to designate same-sex partners as their health care proxies to make medical decisions in case of incapacitation.

From there, you can rename the device to designate which room it works in, making it easier to control devices remotely.

A coalition of commercial fishermen in Hawaii has asked NOAA to designate the Hawaiian humpbacks a separate population, which would make it easier to delist them.

Colors were used to designate certain currencies.

Note the balls used to designate sports.