Sentence examples for easy to programme from inspiring English sources

If the watering can is too much to manage, install an irrigation system: they've come down in price, are easy to programme and take away all the hassle.

Automated moderation also has a risk of getting it wrong - it's easy to programme a machine to spot banned words, but considerably more difficult to teach it how to understand context.

RIM is also facing competition from Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 platform which is pitched as having its own top-level security features and being easy to programme for thanks to it sharing much of the same core software as the Windows 8 PC operating system.

It was much more flexible and easier to programme than a videocassette recorder.

It's much easier for cinemas to programme a live event on a Thursday, hardly the most popular day for film viewing, than on a Saturday, traditionally the busiest day.

The devices made it easy to record programmes and play them back, zooming through ads.

It is all too easy to build a programme of nothing but popular classics and, certainly in financial terms, all too tempting.

Now that it is so easy to record TV programmes and to find them online, the big shows scheduled at peak viewing time are freed from direct competition with each other.

Switching on the television in my Chinese hotel room, it was easy to find television programmes dramatising China's resistance to the Japanese invasion.

Its home page devotes too much space to trying to recommend programmes you don't know when it should be offering easier access to programmes you do, like the excellent Invisibilia and always reliable NPR Politics podcast.

Since the outcomes and impact of master's degree programmes are also affected by factors occurring after completion of the programme, it is not easy to separate effects directly related to programmes and other influences.