It is a powerful, always-connected machine, one ostensibly easy-to-use by both consumer and developer.
The Vancouver Whitecaps may wish to play another side like SKC this weekend, rather than their ostensibly easier opponents Chivas USA.
While the two favorites, Russia and Canada, faced each other Wednesday in a game of epochal significance for both countries, the Americans had to deal with the ostensibly easier Swiss.
Writing a memoir is ostensibly easier (you are automatically the leading authority in the field!) and, for this reason, infinitely more difficult.
Much of those connections seem to center around the United Arab Emirates and Eastern Europe, where it is ostensibly easier to get approval for such a new and untested system without the government roadblocks that would go along with it in the United States.
But as it offers an ostensibly easier entry point to the truth than drama, it can, because of its deceptive softness, allow its practitioner to dig much deeper than they could through "seriousness".
The Senate has taken up the House's so-called JOBS bill, which ostensibly makes it easier for small companies, and many large ones as well, to seek investment in the capital markets, and there are conflicting and confusing reports about what will become of the House's handiwork on the Senate floor.
New drone regulations in the U.S. ostensibly make it easier for companies to put flying robots to work whether that's in media, construction or agriculture.
A related body of literature explores the costs and benefits of (ostensibly) making it easier to pursue happiness by increasing people's options; it turns out that having more choices might often make people less happy, for instance by increasing the burdens of deliberation or the likelihood of regret (Schwartz 2004).
