Sentence examples for more easily constructed from inspiring English sources

"Pipe bombs are much more easily constructed by a lone individual," he said.

Great multiple-storied community houses with massive walls of adobe began to be built, along with the older, more easily constructed pit houses; some houses were also built on top of platform mounds.

Although Serve + 1 is more easily constructed on first serves because those serves are usually hit much harder, it can be even more important on second serves, when it is harder for the server to gain early control of the point.

A modular approach potentially allows spatial data uncertainty models to be more easily constructed.

Such an opposition is never more easily constructed than from the distinctiveness of lowland and mountain topographies, environments, and life-ways.

As Fleurbaey and Maniquet (2005) point out, "the theory of optimal taxation is more easily constructed in terms of maximising a social ordering over possible tax schemes (or, more precisely, over the set of incentive-compatible allocations).

These sensors are far more rugged and easily constructed than the heated taxidermic mounts previously used to measure Tes.

This diagram, later to be called by the schoolmen 'ass's bridge' (pons asinorum), enabled students of logic more easily to construct valid syllogisms (In An.Pr. 274).

By my estimation, the script was more than four-fifths finished when Fitzgerald was forced to abandon it because of censorship concerns; using the outline, a complete script for the film could be easily constructed.

Therefore, elements of complex shapes can be easily constructed.

A (class of) counterexample(s) is easily constructed as follows.