Sentence examples for simpler to cast from inspiring English sources

Some overseas residents complained that the rules were too complex, and the instructions from the secretary of state's office too vague, while military ballots were simpler to cast.

In contrast the forgery level of tiny archaic Greek and Cretan bronze statuettes, which are simple to cast, is possibly as high as 50 percent.

It is also simple to cast.

It's a simple way to cast music from Spotify to your Chromecast, signing in to your premium account first.

While Bruce Almighty's God does embody some of the main tenets of black Christianity, identifying as He does with the poor and dispossessed (when Bruce first encounters Him, he is humbly mopping a warehouse floor), His appearance here as an African-American owes more to the simple wish to cast Freeman than one to explore racial or theological issues.

Here, we report a simple method to cast semiconducting polymer films from solutions with polymer concentration as low as 0.5 mg/mL, which is substantially less than typical values (∼10 mg/mL) used in conventional spin coating method.

Baker's portrayal of a simple girl prompted Kazan to cast her in Baby Doll (1956).

DOMBOSHAWA, Zimbabwe — For Nyaradzai Majuru, the choice of how to cast her ballot was simple.

He does this through shrewdness and an ability to cast himself as a simple man of the people.

(The "now-cast" is a little simpler than our Nov. 6 forecast, which also incorporates a convention bounce adjustment and measures of economic performance, and so the now-cast is a little simpler to interpret for purposes of measuring the effects of the likely-voter adjustment).

In either case, these simple models cast doubt on the claim above.