Sentence examples for would be easy to implement from inspiring English sources

This scheme has the benefits that it has very low complexity and would be easy to implement in existing systems.

If proved to improve clinical outcomes in critically ill patients with sepsis, this intervention would be easy to implement.

This vest made that more intuitive, and it seems like it would be easy to implement too.

The advantage of the technique is that it would be easy to implement; just swap the standard photos on passports and driver's licenses with an average image.

Nevertheless, automatic conversion between the two formats would be easy to implement, making it possible to seamlessly share data between different projects.

He seems to think it would be easy to implement his plans, and easy to manifest swift results.

"He worked very hard to come up with appropriate technologies that would be easier to implement and maintain in the developing world".

Zoe Keene, a member of Holiday Price Increase, a Facebook group set up to campaign for reduced prices, said tax breaks would be "easier to implement" than trying to get holiday companies to cut prices.

An advantage of using numeric keypads is that it would be easier to implement keystroke dynamics technology in mobile devices, such as cell phones, which usually only have a numeric keypad.

GM's top negotiator for the Opel deal, John Smith, has repeatedly cited the positive aspects of RHJ's offer, which he says would be easier to implement than Magna's plan and requires less taxpayer money.

So, for example, it seems clear that English votes for English laws would be easier to implement if Wales were to move to a "reserved powers" model of devolution (as now supported by all the parties in Wales) - with the law clearly setting out what is reserved to Westminster and what is not to avoid legal disputes.