Sentence examples for easy to inform from inspiring English sources

It wasn't so easy to inform your hundreds of Instagram followers that you had just finished your workout with a sweaty selfie.

Enter Here (not to be confused with Nokia's mapping platform of the same name), an iOS app designed to make it quick and easy to inform people you've arrived at your planned destination.

It was not easy to inform my father-in-law or anybody; the situation was too shameful".

'Now, they expect more scientifically credible testing.' The internet has made it easier to inform - and misinform - ourselves.

As these women are more frequently in contact with the health care system, this may make it easier to inform them about the advantages of screening for early diagnosis.

"Having an easy way to inform the city where they need to clean up is the first step to mitigating this problem.

The Internet has done so much for the world and these days it makes it so easy for us to inform ourselves and participate.

"It is easy to forget to inform colleagues when one has been working for a while, and knows one's way around" (interview assistant).

It's easy to stay informed, she says: "Scientists can choose to be alerted by e-mail as rules … appear on the Federal Register by signing up at http://www.regulations.gov".

It's not easy to be informed when a large majority of our "news" outlets are owned by self-interested corporations that care more about the bottom line than the consequences of recklessly airing petty news and misinformation at the expense of real intelligent news.

Whether sharing data at the country level, across government departments, with UN agencies or development partners, DevInfo makes it easy to make informed, evidence-based decisions about development issues.