Sentence examples for so easy to control from inspiring English sources

Unlike television or newspapers, Twitter and Facebook are not so easy to control other than blocking them entirely because of their distributed nature.

Secondly, although researchers were proficient to operate SCD model, the boundary of lateral spinal cord defect was not so easy to control as that of spinal cord transverse defect.

Facebook's Connectivity Lab plans to drones that operate at 65,000 feet because that's the lowest unregulated airspace which simplifies deployment, weather conditions and wind speeds at the altitude are low so drones are easy to control, and that's above the clouds so they can reliably soak up solar energy to stay afloat for months at a time.

So it was easy to control the study sample and methodology: if you get a heart attack in Helena, there's only one place to go for treatment.

Which is why the hacker spirit will endure, he says, even in an era when computers are so ubiquitous and easy to control.

The pneumatic dispensing system uses a simple yet effective mechanism with a backflow stopper and a flexible membrane, so it is easy to control droplet volumes and to eject highly viscous liquid [20, 21].

"A bit less exposure for sure, but then it's true that I did play very well very young, so it's not easy to control it.

Silverfish only thrive in damp conditions, so they're fairly easy to control.

The same applies to both Vinca major and minor, but they are easy to control, so don't be put off.

Even so, the slides are remarkably easy to control.

New Carrollton was chosen because it is convenient to the Department of Homeland Security's Washington headquarters and because its platforms are elevated in a way that makes it easy to control access, so passengers could be screened before the train arrived.