Sentence examples for easy to erect from inspiring English sources

The fabric  is thicker than on most tents available and just three fibreglass poles make it easy to erect.

Advantages: easy to erect.

Advantages: easy to erect and alter.

It is easy to erect institutions of democracy, create a free press, a free and independent judiciary.

Defensive architecture, it turns out, is far easier to erect than tear down.

It would be a little like the thousand-mile border fence, but easier to erect and maintain.

A big reason is that it is simply easier to erect turbines there than in other states.

They are mounted on a base, the CarouSol, which is easier to erect and dismantle than the widely-used polemounted CPVs.

This week, during a speech in Pittsburgh, Trump offered the clearest articulation yet of his plans to reject free trade, saying that he would scrap NAFTA, pull out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and label China a currency manipulator, which would make it easier to erect barriers to Chinese goods.

Walls preventing this interaction are far easier to erect than maintain, she warns.

An earth and timber castle was cheaper and easier to erect than one built from stone.