Sentence examples for more easily able from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, aid agencies were more easily able to reach communities like this one.

It has been more easily able to adapt to the market slump.

By being heard, we are more easily able to share our ideas and drown out lesser ones of those around us".

"It's really better, I think, from a management point of view anyway, because then if a clerk is absent, people are more easily able to substitute," she added.

But the new rules that facilitate overtaking mean that drivers are much more easily able to climb up the pack and win.

"Because of my father, I was more easily able to obtain important engagements," she wrote in her book "Letters From Father: The Truman Family's Personal Correspondence" (Arbor House. 1981).

Private groups might more easily be able to identify the banks that were hiding fees.

Had the Telegraph splashed on the Murdoch angle it would have more easily been able to justify what it did.

The electoral arithmetic of an increasingly right-leaning Israel suggests that Netanyahu should more easily be able form a coalition after the election.

Some also say that the new law may give homeowners a better chance in court because they will more easily be able to get representation.

With the elimination of this bias, activists will more easily be able to elect directors, particularly at the growing number of companies that have adopted a majority vote requirement for the election of directors.