Sentence examples for many painless from inspiring English sources

And the reality is that he's not got many painless places to make them.

The lesson learned here is that there are many painless financial slimmers all around us.

The technology industry thrives on its ability to sell new products to consumers at an ever-increasing pace, and it has turned many upgrades into painless, one-click operations.

For many of the manufacturers, painless is not the word that springs to mind.

Many find it especially painless to return to the 70's, he suggested, because they now enjoy good times.

Why jazz? A. Music teaches many fundamentals in a painless way, and among the art forms, jazz most successfully objectifies the democratic process.

We are not just talking about the grouse – some of which will not be killed by one quick, painless shot (many birds will be taken out by inexperienced and novice shooters who wound the bird rather than kill it outright) – but behind the scenes of this industry, the reality gets a whole lot more grisly.

By the end of the year, the enthusiasm with which the war was greeted (though not by Lincoln or by Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman, who prophesied early that it would not be as short or as painless as many believed, and would go on to prove the point on his march through Georgia and South Carolina) was settling into a realization of its terrible cost.

While many "repats" do flourish, painless assimilation is not always the norm.

While Trump has also proposed closing the carried interest loophole, his new 15% rate on business income would make that change painless for many of those who now exploit the break.

"After all, while most humans wish to die a painless death, many do not have that good fortune.