Sentence examples for efforts easier from inspiring English sources

What could make the efforts easier, he said, was what he perceived as a new willingness by Republicans to seek answers to the same problems.

"This will make our efforts easier, because it shows that the largest company in a key high-tech industry is not off limits," Mr. Courtney said.

But technology also makes such efforts easier to detect: prosecutors are basing their case on e-mail traffic monitored by the F.B.I. "In the information age, it is difficult to imagine anything more dangerous to a company's business interests," Robert J. Cleary, the United States attorney in Newark, said yesterday.

Although the wireless industry is generally not organized into unions, some companies, like SBC Communications and BellSouth, which together operate the nation's second-largest wireless carrier, make organizing efforts easier by allowing employees to join a union if a majority at a given site agree to do so.

This type of social tagging is sure to make e-discovery search and review efforts easier.

When the market increases, suppliers begin to adjust their offerings and make purchasing efforts easier for all acquiring firms.

Mr Whittall said the horizontal tunnel would make the rescue effort easier.

They cross roads in the same places at the same time every year, making a rescue effort easier to plan.

Making that cross-cultural effort easier was "the strong similarities between the United States saltine consumer and the Canadian saltine consumer," Mr. Christiansen says, which meant "we had something we could repurpose".

Nevertheless, it has been found to be applicable to implement in real plants with much lower computation effort, easier state initialization and unrequired a priori knowledge of thermodynamics.

Linebacker Calvin Pace called the defensive effort easy.