Sentence examples for making it easy to push from inspiring English sources

At seven and a half pounds, the AirRam is light, making it easy to push across a carpet or hardwood floor.

Similarly, the touchpad is wider than most, making it easy to push the cursor around the Windows 7 Starter operating system.

Most Clover trap designs are collapsible, making it easy to push the trap downward.

It would have been much easier to have used seawater earlier because the temperature and pressure of the reactors were lower then, making it easier to push water into them.

"Push was supposed to manage information overload information glut but all it did was make it worse by making it easier to push information," says Stan Lepeak, vice president of the Meta Group, a market research firm based in Stanford, Conn.

The school system was built to match labor environments — eight hours a day with short breaks in a controlled setting, making it easier to push young adults into the workforce.

AirPlay also makes it easy to push pirated video available on the Web onto the television, which could lead some people to drop their cable subscriptions.

These changes might make it easier to push this legislation through the House.

For Republicans, the weak economy makes it easier to push for extending the lower rates.

Cross-party consensus would make it easier to push through tough reforms to public services, pensions and local administration.

If she wins in September, her party's control of the Bundesrat, which represents Germany's states, should make it easier to push change through.