Sentence examples for easy to hand over from inspiring English sources

But not many family businesses in Taiwan find it so easy to hand over the reins, especially companies started during the boom years of the country's industrialisation.

Loss of autonomy becomes inevitable when you reach such a ripe vintage, but it is never easy to hand over – in both a metaphorical and literal sense – the keys you have held for so long in your grip.

This makes it really easy to hand over the C720 to my wife, and she can simply log in and have 'her' machine in front of her, and I can easily switch back when it returns to my desk.

It's easier to hand over the credit card that way, because it's clear that the child isn't just reacting to what they saw in an ad.

This, apparently, was to make the transition easier to handing over to eight commissioning groups by April 2013.

This is bad for patients and weakens the system making it easier to hand over to private companies in future.

Let's be honest, if mum and dad want to relax on a meal out, it's much easier to hand over a gadget to their child and all sit in silence while they wait for their food than bother to interact with each other.

Even though it's sometimes easier to hand over the iPad and let them sink into an alternate world, there are plenty of easy ways to keep them busy throughout the summer without a phone or tablet.

Having confidence in the staff seemed to make it easier to hand over control to them.

Braintree (which acquired Venmo before itself being gobbled up by PayPal in 2013) and Stripe are among those doing for online merchants what Square did for food trucks: making it vastly easier for people to hand over money.

It's not easy to get someone to hand over large sums of money, which is why the best scams are absurdly intricate, creative, and well-executed.