Sentence examples for more easily called from inspiring English sources
Portable phones may provide better personal protection than we realise: neighbours are more easily called to assist, or potential assailants deterred by the threat of passers-by with digital cameras.
Schools and districts like Spring say the technology motivates students by putting Internet-enabled devines in their hands and lets teachers more easily call upon the resources of the Internet.
Ho-ho, I'm a bit of a bird-fancier too, eh? eh!" You can be more easily forgiven for calling yourself a bird-spotter, but don't - because it's soppy.
The prefix 'ehr:' uses the colon sign so that interface designers more easily can make calls to EHR URIs as described in Section 11.3 of the openEHR Architecture Overview [ 5].
Having control over the software on the PC, smart-phones and other client devices, Microsoft can more easily create what it calls "seamless experiences", for example by keeping a user's address book and other personal information in step.
While only 21% of South Africa's 43.5 million people have cell phones as opposed to nearly 50% in the U.S. their communications infrastructure enables them to call more easily from the middle of the veldt than most Americans can from the street.
Good-looking speakers win audiences over more easily.A second problem is called "anchoring".
A male takes hold of a female in this way so that he can more easily insert a modified fin, called a clasper, into her cloaca.
Nothing believably harrowing actually happens during the first episode — middle managers reviewing expense reports have been more easily horrified — but everyone is called upon to wear a look of terror, even if the collective acting skills hardly seem up to the exercise.
The mutations make the channel, called NaV1.7, more easily blocked than it usually is.
In hindsight, Mr. Harvey conceded, the matter could have been more easily handled with a phone call to Mr. Martin.
