Sentence examples for more easily set from inspiring English sources

And Brightkite 2.0 promises simplified privacy settings so you can more easily set where to send you updates (to the public, or just your friends — to Twitter and/or Facebook).

Now that the physics of nuclear weapons is well understood, and precision technology is more readily available, countries can more easily set up a nuclear programme.

Modern electronics also made possible the development of electronic time fuzes, which, replacing the mechanical clockwork type, could be more easily set and were much more accurate.

The company also introduced an app, called Microsoft Intune for Education, to enable schools to more easily set up and manage their Windows devices.

Last week, the company unveiled "savings goals," to help users more easily set money aside.

Facebook says having hardware manufacturers on board will help its operator partners more easily set up and manage their Express Wi-Fi hotspots.

Will the rest of Europe agree if it means U.S. engineers or accountants more easily setting up shop at a time of high regional unemployment?

More importantly, as the descendants of 19th century immigrants find it increasingly difficult to outdo their parents, new immigrants, starting from a more easily attainable set of goals, can achieve a "success" in more manageable terms.

In Guntur, the better road network and denser population may have enabled IPs to network more easily and set up practices in poorer areas, where they faced less competition from formal doctors.

If you're using greasepaint, rub a small amount in the palm of your hand to warm and soften it so that it'll go on more easily and set better.

LaserSimon allowed us to use our existing radio control platform (described below) and materials in a more easily realizable setting.