Sentence examples for more easily from from inspiring English sources

"Then the electrons can move more easily from one electrode to another".

But concessions on matters of national sovereignty come more easily from strong leaders.

They bounce back more easily from crushing blows, like an empty box of Cheerios.

The project, which will allow employees to commute more easily from New York City, is to be completed by 2002.

They then mutated the virus to make it airborne to spread more easily from one animal to another.

Freed from any obligations outside those in his head, Walker's compositions travel more easily from idea to idea.

Recent evidence suggests that the effect extends to race: we catch yawns more easily from members of our own race than from members of different races.

Not only are the cards less vulnerable than conventional film to exposure and other environmental pitfalls, but they also recover more easily from mishaps.

Companies will also be able to drop out more easily from collective bargaining agreements and strike their own deals with their staff.

The spread of the virus within a family in Britain, and the more mild symptoms seen in one patient, have heightened concerns that the infection might become better adapted to humans and spread more easily from person to person.

The recent Irish "yes" vote in favor of E.U. changes, he said, showed a realization that "exposure to global capital can be weathered more easily from within a bigger outfit".