Sentence examples for easy to fall off from inspiring English sources

RFID technology is surpassing barcode technology where light waves are easily blocked and barcode labels are easy to fall off or become unreadable due to dust, dirt, or other contaminants.

Test results show that active material was easy to fall off from the current collector if use PVDF for binder.

This method is simple to operate, and the active materials are not easy to fall off once they have been coated on Ni-foam.

It's easy to fall off on either side.

It's easy to fall off the breast-care wagon, so team with a friend or a relative or sign up for an online reminder.

As the wingnut right amplifies its hate-filled, intolerant messaging and the various one-hit-wonder tea party candidates continue to trick voters into believing that "famous for being famous" is a qualification for national office, it's easy to fall off the reality wagon and label the United States as a center-right or maybe even far-right nation.

"If he hasn't done the process," he said, "it's easier to fall off the horse.

Everything that makes it easier to get onto the housing ladder in places like Boise also makes it easier to fall off.

Rock salt being absorbent in nature decreases the water content of the mole and thus makes it dry and shriveled faster, which in turn makes it easier to fall off.

People who had easy access to cash were the ones most likely to fall off the "get rich slowly" bandwagon.

Over the years, I kept noticing one thing: People who had easy access to cash were the ones most likely to fall off the bandwagon.