Sentence examples for time for ease from inspiring English sources

"There is no time for ease and comfort," said Winston Churchill, "it is time to dare and endure".

What's handy here is that Gopili isn't just for one mode of transport: it compares trains, coaches and flights across Europe, then sorts its results by price, duration or departure time for ease of choosing.

Even if the probability that the purported terrorist profile is accurate were an astonishing 99percentt (if someone has terrorist ties, the profile will pick him or her out 99percentt of the time, and, for ease of computation, if someone does not have such ties, the profile will pick him or her out only 1percentt of the time), most of the hits would be false positives.

Data were normalised to the first time point for ease of comparison.

Fontaine was widely praised for her performance at the time – for the ease with which she goes from the kid to a sophisticated woman.

Journey time: About 24 hours (for ease, train timings are given from London unless stated).

Notwithstanding, one may still order a smallest Pareto-efficient set by some criterion, e.g., by a short-time operational impact, for ease of visualization and operator assistance.

They say it is time for him to ease up.

But Sudan's information minister, Ahmad Osman Bilal, said Sunday that the shutdown was "reversible" and that it would take 60 days to close the pipeline, suggesting that Sudan was giving both sides time for tensions to ease.

And on August 8th John McCain, an American senator, announced on a visit to Hanoi that it was time for America to ease its embargo on weapons exports to Vietnam.

Main Outcome Measures: Accuracy in identifying appropriate outcome measures, time for the search, ease of searching, and satisfaction with the search process were measured for all participants.