Sentence examples for making it easier to enter from inspiring English sources

What is more, the government has quietly started handing out more temporary visas for Mexican farm workers and the like, making it easier to enter legally.

And it would standardize the evidence kits in sexual assault cases, making it easier to enter the information into state and national databases.

This SUV has side doors that oppose each other and there's no center pillar between the doors so there's a huge opening with both doors open, making it easier to enter or exit the vehicle if you aren't a youngster.

The contrast scheme of M-ADRX performs better in terms of PSE in the case of all-H-type UEs than in other UE cases, since as shown in Table 3, M-ADRX selects a shorter inactivity timer for better SINR (generally better CQI value) making it easier to enter the DRX cycle in the case of all-H-type UEs.

The openings to the cylinders have inward-pointing hairs, making it easy to enter them, but difficult to leave a common feature of traps in insectivorous plants.

He accepted Europe's geography made it easier to enter and "it is possible to move around the various nations more easily".

Rarely so along a two-lane highway, so that greater slowness we were speaking of earlier — one of the differences between travelers and tourists — makes it easier to enter a place, to enter a life along two-lane America.

The article insisted that Harvard's recently altered entrance requirements had not "made it easier to enter her doors," though freshmen illiterate in Greek would be allowed in for the first time.

It is designed to make it easier to enter text.

A desk-top nurse application has been developed to make it easier to enter large amounts of data, as well as an app for android smartphones.

Last December AOL acquired Tegic Communications, a company that develops software which makes it easier to enter text using a phone pad.