Sentence examples for simpler to administer from inspiring English sources

Second, the drugs have become cheaper and simpler to administer.

It doesn't cost any more than a fee system and, arguably – although I would not make this the major argument – should be simpler to administer.

"The primary advantage of the one-drug protocol," according to its draft report in April, "is that it is much simpler to administer".

Smaller employers, says Christine Evans, a spokesperson for Fitbit, tend to focus on team-based competitions that are simpler to administer on their own.

Britain says that a multilateral exchange of information system would be simpler to administer, more transparent and would provide minimum standards for all.

Inhibition of multiple signaling pathways in a cancer cell with a single molecule could result in better therapies that are simpler to administer.

But it would not be simple to administer.

These vaccines are cheap and simple to administer and the GAVI Alliance is beginning to roll out the vaccines.

It will most certainly not work unless it is uniform, simple to administer, and can be implemented quickly.

Although this rule is comparatively simple to administer, it cannot be reconciled with the Court's previous constitutional holdings.

"Providing this option – to claim the tax relief, or to donate it – would be simple to administer and would result in a huge boost to charities.