Sentence examples for more easily achieve from inspiring English sources
Reich has composed relatively few pieces for full orchestra, generally preferring to work with smaller ensembles that can more easily achieve the high levels of precision his music demands.
Access to the internet can help transform people's lives; it can help people to access public services more easily, achieve higher levels of educational attainment and improve employment prospects, which in turn can boost local economies.
A wedged-shaped carbon-fiber reinforced polymer (carbon-fiber reinforceded with autologous bone was designed to allow surgeons to more easily achieve normal sagittal polymerlignment in posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF).
And after a decade of mostly tough times, companies have trimmed payrolls and cut inefficient operations to levels where they can more easily achieve solid profits, said Toru Ohara, who manages a $3 billion Japanese stock fund as the chief investment officer for Franklin Templeton Investments Japan.
In addition, the aged asphalt used a small amount of waste cooking oil or cotton seed oil can more easily achieve the demand of PG 64 binder in rutting resistance factor, phase angle, complex modulus and failure temperature of aged asphalt compared with rejuvenator.
Technology can help teachers more easily achieve the expectations of their roles.
The complete lack of feedback, characteristic of tree-like subnetworks, disfavours the achievement of a globally ordered behavior, which is more easily achieved when short cycles, like the 3-node motifs of signaling/metabolic networks, are abundant.
It could also be interesting to evaluate the achievement of specific quality goals because some goals are probably more easily achieved than others.
A well-stretched muscle more easily achieves its full range of motion.
This is more easily achieved in a home office, but some companies are increasingly accepting of employee naps. 1.
To sustain motivation and enthusiasm, we priotitized projects that could be subdivided into smaller but more easily achieved goals.
