Sentence examples for easy to wield from inspiring English sources

The muleta is as heavy as a wet towel and not easy to wield.

It's easy to wield electromagnetism, be very exact and make it do what you want for a set period of time.

"It's an evolution of that excessive aesthetic we're seeing all over fashion and beauty". And as anyone who's ever bedazzled a denim jacket knows, rhinestones create big visual impact but are surprisingly easy to wield.

They should be able to anticipate, plan, guide and convince people because sometimes it is not easy to wield influence – even if you have good ideas". So how well do today's leaders fair?

It is not as if power will be any easier to wield for the racecourses or the horsemen than for the BHA.

The boomerangers, meanwhile, have hired an expert in aerodynamic engineering to present an argument to federal authorities that boomerangs are safe, and that players should be able to carry them on board an airplane, just as tennis players can carry on rackets that are far bigger, heavier and easier to wield.

As Laura Cutilletta, an attorney at the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, points out, "there's been a tremendous amount of success in defending against" laws making it easier to wield guns in public by gun control advocates in recent years, among other gun liberalisation measures.

As Laura Cutilletta, an attorney at the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, points out, "there's been a tremendous amount of success in defending against" laws making it easier to wield guns in public by gun control advocates in recent years, among other gun liberalization measures.

Decreasing the tail club segment mass decreased the rotational inertia of the club, making it easier to wield.

CT scans showed that knob osteoderms were predominantly cancellous, which would have lowered the rotational inertia of the tail club and made it easier to wield as a weapon.

Shorter rods are easier to wield.