Sentence examples for more easily through from inspiring English sources

And anyway, he says, "success came more easily through television.

Wouldn't sport addicts get their fix more easily through a live radio show?

In 1944 he bought his first electric guitar, which cut more easily through the noise of crowded bars.

The deaf can also keep in touch with one another more easily through the Internet and video telephones.

Could our town madman procure arms more easily through clandestine means by buying them on this "interconnected net"?

Such abstraction provides an opportunity for system administrators to construct and manage their systems, more easily, through flexible software layers.

A 2017 study by Yale SOM's Michael Kraus found that we understand emotions more easily through voice-only communication than through voice and video.

Still, you can find songs more easily through the app's index than you might by typing searches into the device's YouTube app.

The law firm can skate more easily through the former happenstance (with full attention to any mandatory duties, of course), but must be especially wary of the latter.

With so many tips and recommendations, they can navigate more easily through airline terminals and strange cities and find good deals along the way.

Because water percolates to greater depths and drains more easily through soils with coarse texture, clearly defined E horizons tend to develop more fully on coarse parent material.