Sentence examples for easy to highlight from inspiring English sources

The future is renewables, the past is coal, and the economic benefits are easy to highlight.

But the impact of crowded roads is easy to highlight – excessive pollution, health issues like asthma and respiratory disorders, congestion.

"It's so easy to highlight the problem, you can show pictures with seals being caught in nets with their heads being gouged, but actually solutions are what's important," says Baker.

There were long spells when the quality was awfully low and it was easy to highlight the individual errors, particularly in possession, where the lack of care was startling.

Obama's speech also contained some policy planks (he noted, correctly if also obviously, black workers would benefit if his jobs bill works as intended), but these aspects are neither new nor easy to highlight in a fifteen second video clip.

Founded in late 2010 by Henrik Berggren and David Kjelkerud, Readmill launched as a social layer for eBooks, making it easy to highlight extracts that can be shared with friends and peers, turning the book into a "social object".

In addition, it's easier to highlight key elements of a procedure.

It also is much easier to highlight passages or look something up on the web straight from the text.

GGT is the difference of gravity in different directions, which helps to remove the influence of the long-wave part in the lunar gravity, and it is easier to highlight the lunar gravity's shortwave effect and to get a better resolution for density imaging.

Diverse imaging modalities may reveal distinct pathological details, making it easier to highlight the clinical features of the disease.

The combined approach also makes it easier to highlight weaknesses in each of the modeling methodologies and in the quality of the obtained models.