Sentence examples for more easily over from inspiring English sources

Yet he has no plan to alter the new job contract, which enables firms employing fewer than 20 people to shed workers more easily over the first two years of their existence.

The wind also compacts snow, increasing its density, thus enabling animals to move more easily over its surface while hampering their ability to dig through to find food below.

Meltwater formed on the surface each summer percolates thousands of feet down through fissures, allowing the ice to slide more easily over the bedrock below and accelerating its slow march to the sea.

In the house, whether the theatre is an arena, a thrust, or an end stage theatre or a flexible one, the surface on which the audience sits (or stands) normally rises in elevation as it moves away from the stage so that audience members can see more easily over those in front of them.

In addition, the deactivation of catalysts can be aggravated by the coke deposition, which is formed more easily over larger metal particles [7].

Initiatives advanced by endogenous actors show a greater variance in their governance setup and might change this setup more easily over time.

Moreover, similar to LDA, logistic regression provides a deterministic model yielding weighting factors for each contributing variable, easing interpretation and clinical application of results compared with neural network models (which can also more easily over-fit the data).

In return, ascomycete enzymes are more easily over-expressed in industrial hosts as recombinant proteins, enabling their commercialization for industrial applications (as in the case of M. thermophila laccase produced by Novozymes).

He knew that he could no more easily take over Annecy than Napoleon could take over Moscow.

And sexism is more easily glossed over than racism.

She compares her treatment to the reception faced by the US president, Barack Obama, but says sexism is more easily glossed over than racism.