Sentence examples for searches easier from inspiring English sources

The new protocol would make that sort of interaction between sites possible and could make searches easier.

"We are trying to integrate our content to make searches easier and faster and smarter," said Jeff Weiner, the senior vice president at Yahoo's search operation.

But it makes my book searches easier, more successful, and has made me a more loyal customer to the booksellers who have helped me reconnect with these long-lost friends.

And Spirit does make fare searches easier by showing the lowest price on every day of the month you choose, so you can shift your plans to save money.

To make these searches easier, last month Google introduced mobile search apps for Android phones and iPhones that let people ask questions aloud and listen to Google answer in a vaguely robotic woman's voice.

Searchlet launched three months ago to make online searches easier and help users avoid the dreaded Google amnesia.

Even within those various troves, Mr. Schmidt said, information is rarely stored in a way that makes open-ended searches easy.

A national registry of missing persons and unidentified bodies would make searching easier, she said.

Some experts say increased availability to information through social networking tools and other Internet resources could make the search easier.

That made searching easier, because I could enter the keyword "Palm V" instead of "handheld organizer," narrowing the search results significantly.

With this type of dedication, Mr. Baker tracked down S-car parts in England, Japan, Australia and Germany long before eBay and Craigslist made the search easier.