Sentence examples for more easily because from inspiring English sources

Some people tolerate liquids more easily because they leave the stomach more quickly than solid food.

Thieves can cash them more easily because they're printed with Social Security numbers.

Now, set-ups get broken a lot more easily, because of all the jumping and flying around the map.

"People can open a bank account more easily because they can describe where they live," he says.

Teenagers can pile on excess weight more easily because the body goes into "energy saving mode" during adolescence, research suggests.

The government can pursue racial targets more easily, because it has no competitors and does not need to make a profit to survive.

Professional Republicans ascended in Washington even more easily, because their party affiliation didn't require them to affect disdain for big-money politics.

The bonds of loyalty to a nationally televised sport can be broken more easily because there is so much else to do and perhaps less patience.

Airlifts and truck convoys can bring food to these areas more easily because of the Northern Alliance's extraordinary victory in Kabul.

Their parents, including many lawful permanent residents and citizens like Gordon's mother, assume that the children will adjust more easily because they are so young.

The results show that the position of the long side midpoint of the main roof strata failed more easily because of tensile yield, indicating that this position is the area where failure is likely to occur more easily.