Sentence examples for easy to move from from inspiring English sources

The whole point is to make it easy to move from one website to another.

The apps on the Nano are now swipeable, making it easy to move from one app to another.

It's not easy to move from the mentality of the cult of one person to the notion of civil society".

It's very easy to move from state to independent, very hard to move from independent to state.

The chair, which is 21 inches high and 20 inches in diameter, weighs 13 pounds, so it is easy to move from poolside to fireside.

For $180 you can purchase a 250-megabyte Zip drive that connects to the U.S.B. port and will be easy to move from one machine to another.

"It's easier to move from terrorism to extremism or from extremism to rigidity.

The government should make it easier to move from study to work, at least for students at the best institutions.

And from this May, Eurostar will be operating five trains a week direct from London, which makes it that much easier to move from the virtual tourism of the nightwalk, to the real thing.

The euro zone has come a long way in freeing its internal labour market, but cultural, linguistic, and other differences still mean that it may be easier to move from Kentucky to Texas than from Spain to Germany.

But no one told Walker that, so, just before his announcement, the National Journal quoted an anonymous Walker advisor admitting that his boss's long-term plan was to pull a Romney: "You start in Iowa and lock up conservatives," he said and then added "It's much easier to move from being a conservative to being a middle-of-the-road moderate later on".