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For example, MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) offer free or low-cost, high-quality higher-education classes to hundreds of thousands of people on the Internet, making it easier to learn whatever – and wherever – they want.
Even if the regime does want to begin talking, sustaining a dialogue will be no easier than has been the case with North Korea.
Perhaps eliminating the occasions on which this question is asked for no good reason would not only make life easier for those who can’t be squeezed into strict categories, but would also help to reduce inequality for women.
Through new forms of collaboration, developing-country statistical agencies should aim to improve data coverage and quality, while leveraging technology to make data easier to manage, use, and access.
We are even witnessing a boom in urban agriculture, as advances in hydroponic and aeroponic farming techniques make it easier to grow vegetables in confined spaces.
Change is easier promised than accomplished.
It seems that involving so many sectors in so many countries actually made it easier to overcome resistance, as it diffused the opposition and prevented any single specific interest from getting the upper hand.
It seems easier for white middle class Americans to consider the poor less worthy of government support if they think of them as different.
Following the suit, the SEC suspended not only the application of its rule mandating companies to grant access to qualified shareholders, but also a rule that was making it easier for shareholders to introduce a bylaw granting them access, even though the Business Roundtable had not challenged that rule.
Employees of large, profitable firms tend to enjoy better health-care coverage, more generous pensions, and easier access to training.
In reality, however, these judges make it easier for insiders to appoint their friends, rather than for the quality of research and teaching to determine who is hired.
Defense is, after all, easier than offense.
Locking up drug users is not a solution--in Russia, it is easier to score drugs in prison than outside.
Convincing mothers to breastfeed should be easier.
He has made it easier for American Jews, even those who feel a deep devotion to Israel, to be critical of its leaders.
Most non-Americans would find it crazy that neither Romney nor Barack Obama supported stricter gun-control laws (with Obama making an exception only for assault weapons such as AK-47s), in a country where it is sometimes easier to buy guns than it is to vote.
Finding a solution to the conflict in Syria is no easier.
It was far easier for him to criticize Zimbabwe, Cuba, and Burma than Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, and his initial criticism of Egypt was soon toned down.
For many in Europe, it was easier to live against Bush than to make sacrifices with Obama.
Through online learning, it would be far easier to measure progress and ensure that students are acquiring knowledge and skills they can actually use.
Developing skills is easier when learning is integrated into the workplace.
Resolving that crisis is both easier and more difficult than is commonly supposed.
In the war on terror, it seems, Africa's dictators may find it easier to justify continuing tyranny.
For Brooks, it is that knowing that public programs make one’s life easier causes one to vote for non-Republican candidates.
As a result, their citizens will enjoy quick access to new medicines, and their researchers will find it easier to participate in global clinical research, a boon to domestic industries.
It is easier to become open to others when you are confident in yourself.
It would probably be easier to boost corporate investment, such as by introducing accelerated depreciation, tax credits to promote research and development, and more generous loss-offset provisions.
In fact, savvy autocratic rulers favor less talented successors, because they are easier to groom and control on their way to power.
In many ways, the Cold War made things easier for US presidents.
The emerging markets developed the institutions and the skills base needed to import and adapt technology, which is easier than generating new technology from scratch.
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