Sentence examples for easy to input from inspiring English sources

It is twice as easy to input q, which is one of the least frequently occurring letters.

Pinyin makes the language easier to learn and pronounce, and it has the added benefit of making Chinese characters easy to input into a computer.

Technically, you're not supposed to join Facebook unless you're thirteen, but it's easy to input a fake age, and Steyer says that seven and a half million "emotionally underdeveloped" preteens are on the site.

It is easy to input the PDR (the Physicians Desk Reference), the massively thick, small-font book that all physicians are supposed to know backwards and forwards.

And Fitbit has made it easy to input any type of food by already integrating the nutritional value of most types of food, cuisine and even restaurant chain foods, which cuts out a large amount of work for you.

Anecdotally we repeatedly encounter cases where information components of an experiment are muddled or missing, or where it is it easy to input incorrect control and data information to a simulation program.

Mr Cane told the BBC that the two Colossi, dubbed "Red" and "Blue", were extensively modified after 1945 to make them less prone to breaking down and to make it easier to input data.

By leveraging hieroglyphic properties of Chinese characters, our method requires users to only input a subset of the radicals to identify the target character, making it much faster and easier to input Chinese on mobile phones.

CarPlay is the natural environment for Apple Maps and Siri provides an easy way to input destinations.

* Swype: Provides fast and easy way to input text on screen while on-the-move.

Our tools provide an easy way to input or modify the metadata describing a submission and also to upload the digital documents, as well as inspect, commit or modify new submissions (and old objects) to a set of collections, even with different metadata fields.