Sentence examples for to configure from inspiring English sources
verb
To set up or arrange something in such a way that it is ready for operation for a particular purpose, or to someone's particular liking
"W.E.P. is inherently difficult to configure".
Mr. Snell said the customization tool was easy to configure.
Users need to be computer-savvy to configure their connection.
Indeed, no one is sure how to configure it.
This would enable airlines to configure seating according to demand.
But the hardware drivers and the connection software can be finicky to configure.
Such standardization makes it easy to configure a network but presents some security issues.
I might be able to configure the things I deploy safely.
After all, we don't automatically consult relatives of murder victims to configure our criminal justice system.
Encryption was automatically enabled, and there was no need to configure anything.
Some buyers may find it tricky to configure the MediaSmart depending on their computer.
