Sentence examples for move more easily from inspiring English sources
So our unemployment problem wouldn't go away if only people could move more easily.
The next day, in his third-round match, O'Sullivan found that he could move more easily.
"Then the electrons can move more easily from one electrode to another".
He rips her dress at the hip so that she can move more easily.
He said he would also push to make it easier for capital and people to move more easily between the countries.
A strong brand offers such guidance.Apple bitesMoreover, digital convergence allows a company with a strong brand in one area to move more easily into another.
People are, understandably, moved more easily by violence against people than by attacks on systems.
But Capriati started moving more easily and swinging away without a care.
But, a startup that's just a couple of people can be moved more easily.
The work eluded "the moderately intellectual," as Eliot put it, in his introduction to Moore's 1935 "Selected Poems": "Only to those whose intellection moves more easily will they immediately appear to have emotional value".
The lawsuit ban is moving more easily in part because of state lawmakers' tradition of not easily yielding dynamic prerogatives to localities, especially when they are potentially revenue producing.
