Sentence examples for with more easily from inspiring English sources

I stole her idea, replacing the conch with more easily obtained squid and adding beer (instead of milk) to my batter.

The project was part of a national plan to supplement the large-scale E.T.U.s that the U.S. military was putting up with more easily deployable facilities appropriate to the emergence of hot spots in far-flung villages.

Engineers are considering a new type of roof light, with more easily readable LCD displays, and branding options that would allow taxis to create a citywide campaign for major events, like the 2014 Super Bowl in New Jersey.

It is fairly perishable, requiring storage at low temperature, and is not easily creamed (blended with sugar), producing cakes with lower volume and coarser grain than those made with more easily creamed shortenings.

They warned that council budget cuts and a restructuring of the NHS have meant that vulnerable young people suffering from these conditions have been denied help that could have been dealt with more easily earlier.

This last question can be dealt with more easily: reading has the power not only to demolish time and span the ages, but also the capacity to make one feel more human — human meaning at one with humanity — and possibly less savage.

This approach to policy makes sense, but has led to evidence-biased practice with more easily-measurable medical and psychological interventions taking provenance over 'messy' and complex social interventions.

As a solution, placemats and tablecloths that contrast with the color of the plate can help your loved one with dementia more easily identify their food.

Some women, especially those with smaller busts, prefer to go braless and can get away with it more easily than larger-busted women.

This contrasts with the more easily identifiable groups (those retired due to ill health or with consistently low income).

His new trainers have worked with him more easily.