Sentence examples for support ease from inspiring English sources

Given Windows' advantages in the range of PCs from handhelds to supercomputers, the massive volumes of hardware and software available, the peripheral support, ease of use and price/performance, more than 90% of people are probably going to buy Windows anyway.

An abundance of cheap players, increased studio support, Wal-Mart support, ease of manufacturing… the list is long and distinguished.

The availability of standard protocols, heterogeneous hardware support, ease of development, and simulation or emulation support are desirable features of IoT OSs.

Two empirical studies on the use of Flip in three different real world contexts considered the extent to which the design guidelines support ease of use and an understanding of computation.

Hard copy data will be stored securely in chronological order to support ease and reliability of any relevant follow-up actions.

This survey included questions about satisfaction with training, IT support, ease of template use, the value of the HCs and overall satisfaction with the newly introduced computerised HCs.

It likens the energy policies of Mr. McCain to those of President Bush, noting that both support easing restrictions on offshore oil drilling and linking the two to support for tax breaks for oil companies.

Such cross-party alliances have attracted the scrutiny of advocacy groups that unions have criticized for pouring money into the campaigns of candidates who support easing limits on charter schools and abolishing teacher seniority rules.

Speaking yesterday at a forum sponsored by Politico, two leading Republicans who support easing restrictions on foreign STEM graduates reiterated their preference for piecemeal reforms.

Last year's votes have buoyed those who support easing access to the drug, which U.S. health officials say is the most commonly used illegal drug.

California voters support easing the state's tough three-strikes sentencing law by a margin of more than 3 to 1 but are reluctant to abolish the death penalty, according to a USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll.