Sentence examples for making easy to from inspiring English sources

Writing as the series concluded, The Daily Telegraphs Neil Midgley felt that Benefits Street had not exploited its participants, and was "definitely the kind of series that Channel 4 should be making: easy to grasp and innovative, and yet a blinding revelation of some ills that are at the heart of modern Britain".

As a result of its design, in PRODIS, the graphics (chromatograms or gel images) are directly associated to the experiments and the specific samples used in a prior stage of the experiment, making easy to track and control all steps executed up to protein identification.

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Making easy-to-understand course sequences and degree maps available to students is an essential piece of our policy proposal.

And you'll see apparel is a great way for a country to move up the economic ladder, because you can start out making easy-to-produce stuff like T-shirts.

I only realised later that buying fast food, or making easy-to-cook meals, weren't treats so much as survival tactics.

Avoid making easy-to-guess passwords.

It makes easy to update the site.

12 Statecharts makes easy to understand the system's behavior.

Others wanted it to be made easier to challenge patents.

One play made easier to judge is the Tuck Rule.