Sentence examples for easy to procure from inspiring English sources

In the Jungle, it was easy to procure a fraudulent document.

It was cheaper, more readily available and relatively easy to procure.

Major works by major figures are not easy to procure on a college museum's budget.

Western culture expects food to be cheap, abundant and easy to procure.

I don't have to bite anybody and there are all sorts of edible foods easy to procure and digestible to the stomach.

Also known as Russian or Stolichniy salad, it's democratic, hailing from Soviet times when fancy food was not easy to procure: it's just potatoes, vegetables, ham, eggs and mayonnaise.

Also, as a woman it's far easier to procure information from drivers and maids, people who are the repositories of crucial evidence for our cases.

And donations are faster and easier to procure because they are solicited directly from the leadership rather than through a maze of agencies, legislatures and paperwork in Europe or America.Moreover, Syria's crisis has been "a turning point in how transparent Gulf donors are" about what they are giving and to whom, says Abigael Baldoumas, Oxfam's research and policy officer for the Middle East.

Guggenheim also believes that having an agreement in place will make it easier to procure funding for projects in Cuba from philanthropic donors.

They're components that Apple has already been sourcing from various manufacturers, meaning they're much easier to procure this time around.

While these tend to be smaller grants, they are often easier to procure due to a smaller pool of applicants and can be an excellent first step on the long journey to becoming an independently funded, global emergency medicine researcher.