Sentence examples for more easily sold from inspiring English sources

Absentee ballots can be more easily sold or shown to others before they are cast, they said.

Glaeser talks about cities as historical centers of publishing: Gutenberg couldn't have created his large and expensive press without financial backers and assistants to help build and operate it (i.e., he couldn't have built it alone in a barn in the countryside); and books are more easily sold where, of course, there are people to buy them.

Yoshimasa Hayashi, the farm minister, wants to consolidate land into bigger plots to make it attractive for young entrepreneurs to get into farming and market gardening, which will help food processing and restaurants, too.In medical care, the government wants drugs to be more easily sold over the internet, and approved faster.

The ruling royal family, these officials suggested, could more easily sell potentially unsettling reform if it appears to be less dependent on the Americans.

Loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration are an exception, mortgage experts say, because lenders can more easily sell these loans to investors.

The news release announcing the deal with the union intentionally avoided claiming victory for the governor, Mr. Schundler testified, so that the union could more easily sell the plan to its members.

But the offshore investments also annoyed Beijing by exploiting tax loopholes and pushing many Chinese companies to seek stock listings outside mainland China on exchanges like Hong Kong or Nasdaq, where global investors could more easily sell their holdings.

The S.E.C. contends Mr. Tourre deliberately hid the intentions of the Paulson fund so that Goldman could more easily sell Abacus to investors who would unknowingly bet that its value would go up, including ACA Management, which both invested in Abacus and helped approve its components.

Even tethering isn't a necessity although it would likely make the cut, seeing as how it would allow carriers to more easily sell data plans.

For starters, a turn away from the public markets may be more about majority shareholders then being able to more easily sell off assets, rather than restructuring with all that is currently there.

It also means Twitter now has more alternatives to advertising in terms of revenue generators – the company can more easily sell data direct to brands about the conversations already taking place on its network than convince them to pay for ad space to try to kickstart those conversations.