Sentence examples for more easily consumed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vaccaro said the winds and higher seas may help "weather" the oil, breaking it up into smaller droplets that are more easily consumed by microbes.

"Shadow Country" is not a restoration of the original version but a substantial revision and the kind of rendering done in slaughterhouses, a reduction of the trilogy's 1,300-plus 1,300-plus more easily consumed 900 or so.

Like "24" on Fox and "Lost" on ABC, "Day Break" could be more easily consumed in batches on DVD, without commercial interruption or weeklong pauses in between each new, slightly altered, break of day.

These changes, from the falling price of alcohol to the marketing of stronger, more easily consumed drinks, are thought to be behind the rise of what researchers call "determined drunkenness".

In this spirit, NRK sought to document train rides on the Nordland Railway, but managed to condense it into something more easily consumed.

Cartwright, like so many of us, seems to have an express need to compartmentalize the ever-flowing data structures of his own life into works of art that are more easily consumed.

This should allow multiple development teams to more easily consume a repository of shared resources while still working on and tracking the unique bits for their team.

[Update: Facebook tells me "The intent behind the change is to modernize the UI and add some features which will help users more easily consume and curate their notifications".].

The plasma source is called high-power pulsed sputtering (HPPS) plasma; more than 10 kW of electric power is easily consumed in the plasma despite its compact size.

The tech could route each video to the right people and put its best (motionless) foot forward so it gets viewed amongst the sea of more easily-consumed photos.

"Fashion shouldn't be so easily consumed," she went on.