Sentence examples for is easier to copy from inspiring English sources

However, the skating-boot look is easier to copy.

The smugness is easier to copy than the wit.

But despite the evidence, McElhinny's most crushing blow may have come in the form of a simple and well-known tech adage: "As we all know, it is easier to copy than to innovate.

The challenge from copying for the music business is much greater, because music is easy to copy and virtually risk free, at least at the moment.

Fashion is easy to copy: counterfeiters buy the real items, take them apart, scan the pieces to make patterns and produce almost-perfect fakes.

The Groupon model is easy to copy, so dozens of local clones will eat Mr Mason's discounted lunch.Mark Zuckerberg will do better.

As Johnson said, the All Blacks' league-sevens-union hybrid style is easy to copy but difficult to do as well as them.

Although it is easy to copy other places' laws and product offerings (the Gambia's resemble those of Mauritius), gaining traction is a struggle without the right network of tax treaties and the backing of the big corporate-service providers that buy offshore firms in bulk from favoured jurisdictions, for resale to law firms and individuals.These sponsors are hard to impress.

It's a simple strategy that a lot of people think is easy to copy.

Looking now at the reasons for which students plagiarise as presented in Figure 3 below, the most popular answer (68.5%) was "it is easy to copy and paste from the internet" followed by "they run out of time" (58.5%) and "they think they will not get caught" (57.0%).

First of all, taking lessons from Yammer's history, Sacks said that you want to start with an idea that's not on a big company's "near-term product roadmap," because "when you first launch, your product is easy to copy".