Sentence examples for more easily drawn from inspiring English sources

It also noted that the CRU should have archived data and algorithms better, but that this was a conclusion more easily drawn in hindsight.

Investors lacking a philosophy are more easily drawn to overhyped investment opportunities only to be burned when they subsequently abandon these investments near market lows.

I'm also possibly not the target market here, which is the sort of upper-middle class stay-at-home mom and new parent who is more easily drawn to educationally focused activities like the "Your Baby Can Read" program.

They more easily draw on the support of passionate volunteers.

Military ethicists concede that drones can turn war into a videogame, inflict civilian casualties and, with no Americans directly at risk, more easily draw the United States into conflicts.

To more easily draw comparisons with our systems, we re-used queries that have been benchmarked by other researchers available in Substructure Query Collection (SQC) [35].

* To see a point you've marked more easily, draw a "V" instead of a straight line; let the point of the V serve as your marked spot.

In practice, it is usually intractable to sample directly from the target distribution p x0 k|y0 k,h, G,Ψ)), so we design an important distribution π x0 k|y0 k,h, G,Ψ)) from which the particles are more easily to drawn.

It will be more easily cleared drawing it back than packing it down.

They drape more easily and draw the eye to your silhouette rather than each individual part of you.

The codependent-giver, though respectable, is easily drawn into dysfunctional relationships and must change or become more stuck or alienated.