Sentence examples for general ease from inspiring English sources

Anonymity of social media appears to help its spread, so does the general ease of spreading unverified or outright false information.

The models were evaluated in terms of general ease of use, input data requirements and accuracy of process understanding and prediction.

Detailed instrument design and performance is presented along with examples of the scientific opportunities afforded through routine low temperature performance with negligible tradeoffs of imaging performance or general ease of use.

The analyzed connection is aimed at combining general ease of construction with a highly simplified assembly procedure and a good transmission of hogging and sagging moment at the supports in continuous beams.

But it's the Digital Age now, and between unverifiable, unattributed information sitting around online and the general ease with which young people obtain, alter, and share creative content on the Internet, students can't seem to figure out that cheating on a paper is wrong.

Their general ease of expression and refolding and straightforward methods to monitor their degree of folding conspire to make OMPs excellent model systems to investigate how the membrane environment and other biological factors modulating the membrane insertion and folding of OMPs influence the folding pathway.

The deal was seen as indicative of a general easing of tensions that have clouded the Korean peace talks in recent months.

Although the language made clear that Germany was not changing its overall policy, it was reported as a general easing of the rules, stirring hope among the migrants and confusing European partners.

Senators should act on their concerns by conditioning military aid to Egypt on cancellation of Russian arms purchases, the release of imprisoned Americans and a general easing of repression.

Unlike central banks that have turned to unconventional tools for general easing when all else has failed, China uses its relending for targeted purposes, hoping to avoid splashing cash all over an economy when debt levels are already too high.

Another way would be for the military to take matters into its own hands, as it did in 1965, when Mr. Suharto, then a little-known general, eased out his predecessor, President Sukarno, under the pretext of protecting him from enemies.