Sentence examples for easy to involve from inspiring English sources

It was also recognised that while it was very easy to involve boys in sport, the same was not necessarily true of girls and women.

It confirms earlier results that it is not easy to involve operators in the early phases of project due to abstraction and ambiguity associated with early design.

The app will also integrate with Salesforce Chatter to make it easy to involve one's entire company in customer support, and allow users to send status updates and set rules to automatically generate Chatter messages as customer support cases age.

I recognise, it is not easy to involve GPs in the development process of all these projects.

Among the many reasons, those close to the regime feel less threatened by nonviolent tactics and so are more likely to shift their allegiance, while it is easier to involve millions of people in Gandhi-style civil disobedience than in military operations.

More recent research using the Embedded Phenomena framework has been conducted with the goal of further exploring shared data displays for supporting spatial representations, as well as implementing new knowledge-construction activities, and making it easier to involve new teachers and train them to use the technology themselves (Moher et al., 2015).

Because of this, the easiest way to involve yourself in a conversation without actually having one is to watch English TV and movies.

"You start to feel cold and lonely, and it's easy to get involved in things you don't want to get involved in".