Sentence examples for make it more easy from inspiring English sources

That second sentence might be of note to people looking to use the password — GCHQ itself has been found to have been attacking security services used by British citizens, in an attempt to make it more easy to conduct its surveillance and spying operations.

"You need to activate the law to make it more easy and more predictable to provide the system with the stability it needs at this point," Mr. Dakhil said.

Digital maps of bedding, lithological contrast, spatial-temporal variations of bedding and permeability characteristics make it more easy to understand flow tortuosity in a particular architecture.

"I was able to adapt fast to the conditions but in the next races, I want to make it more easy to score points.

It will make it more easy and fun!

The reason is that the motion vectors of the sequences with unimodal error surface and smooth motion are mostly in the vicinity of the origin, which makes it more easy to find the global optimum.

Besides, the thickness of the metal layers in FMA is 10 nm, which is thicker than the MDM absorber in refs. [31, 32] and makes it more easy to be fabricated.

Perhaps because the books are linked in time, and because you have to keep bouncing around in time, to understand the story, the blogs just made it more easy.

This can, for instance, be done by providing equipment that makes it more easy to take medication or by strengthening patients' motivation to use their medication in a proper way, respectively.

This might have made it more easy to define these users by their needs based on disabilities or illnesses rather than other personal characteristics, which led participants to justify the adoption of the system for this purpose rather than hedonic purposes.

"If there is any player thinking if his behaviour is not good that makes it more easier for the player, then I'll put the player in the stands until the end of their contract," said Koeman.