Sentence examples for more easily take from inspiring English sources

You can more easily take in the refinements.

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

"You can more easily take care of the western concerns, which are about jobs and money, than the eastern concerns, which are about politics and regional autonomy," said Geoff D. Porter, the head of North Africa Risk Consulting.

With the group's seeming demise, Greeks say, the country can more easily take its place in the modern Europe and turn its politics further away from an obsession with Washington.

Savvy travelers pay for their hotels after they arrive, when they can more easily take advantage of rates quoted in the local currency instead of buying travel packages in dollars, said Ralph Ferrara, president of Schneider Travel, a small agency in Butler, N.Y.

Shifting up through the gears on a deserted English back road or climbing through the French countryside, rather than in the hot scrum of Indianapolis or Monza, the illusion can more easily take hold that you might one day be able to take a vintage Maserati 250F from 1957 for a drive.

That allows them to be more easily taken by backpack into remote and rocky regions.

Autocracies tend to be too heavy at the top: although decisions may be more easily taken, the ethos of autocracies their secrecy and paranoia makes it harder for alternative views to emerge.

The summer holidays are the most dangerous time of the year for girls at risk of forced marriage – as they can be more easily taken abroad and wed against their will.

To test anything in the street – as we did with our Cities Unlocked collaboration with Microsoft UK and Guide Dogs, to create a device to help the visually impaired navigate city streets more easily – takes an inordinate amount of stakeholder wrangling, negotiation, planning and risk assessments.

The electrostatically formed MAP Aib)/ODN complex was more easily taken up by cells than the MAP/ODN complex, and the ODN delivery by MAP(Aib) was via an endocytic pathway.