Sentence examples for easy to print from inspiring English sources

Labeling for packages must be easy to print and to affix to the container material.

Different materials have unique properties that affect whether they are easy to print with or hold their shape well, and whether they encourage cell growth.

What if every profile on MySpace, every blueprint on an architectural firm's intranet site and every map or picture or page of text that shows up on a Google search were easy to print out?

The ballot is easy to print, the ink is ready, they will use the same voter list from the presidential list last year, and they already have an election commission in place".

Adams wrote about it in 1983 in his book "Examples: The Making of 40 Photographs": "It is a fairly strong negative and looks like one that would be easy to print.

The technology could also reduce the need to store parts in inventory, because it's just as easy to print another part or an improved version of it 10 years after the first one was made.

It will stop manufacturing its own cameras, and take a $30 million charge to refocus investments on its Print 2.0 strategy, which involves making Web content easier to print and encouraging more printouts.

More companies are using neon because it's easier to print than ever before -- previously the vibrancy of neon did not translate in printed materials.

The other is the paradoxical fact that technology has made it easier to print letterpress than ever before.

I had been hoping she would be bossy with me, too, perhaps berating me for my lateness, since it's always easier to print the legend.

The self-service revolution is partly driven by customers' own preferences: it is quicker to choose your own groceries than to wait for someone to do it for you; it is easier to print your boarding passes at home than queue at the check-in counter.