Sentence examples for a rather easy from inspiring English sources
Conventional wisdom suggested that the Grizzlies mentally wouldn't be able to bounce back from the psychic aftermath of such a memorable disaster, but, perhaps motivated by their lack of motivation in game one, they pulled out a rather easy victory.
They supported the dismantling of the ethnically non-Pashtun Northern Alliance forces that took Kabul in November 2001 — a rather easy task after the assassination of their charismatic leader Ahmed Shah Massoud.
And the quartet who replaced them - Steve Moore, Justin Kemp, Steve Adshead and Shaftab Khalid - must have thought first-class cricket was a rather easy career move as they watched Nantie Hayward and Matthew Mason reduce Glamorgan to 31 for three and 75 for four despite losing the toss.
It's a rather easy thing to read.
David described the visit in a rather easy way, with a little uncertainty.
Put that way, it ended up being a rather easy choice.
The casting of the women is more problematic; they make the struggle between life and art a rather easier choice than it should be.
A rather easier process than Orlando Hernandez had to go through when he wanted to leave one of Mr. Castro's little cartel of teams.
A rather easier pitch was the movie's mech-suit, inspired by the armor worn by Batman for his battle with Superman in Frank Miller's seminal 1986 graphic novel.
The women players have a rather easier time of it at the US Open, whereas the men are forced to play their semi-finals on "Super Saturday", with the final the next day.
The education secretary had a rather easier time of it, primarily because everyone had got a bit fed up with the issue by the time it was his turn – parliament often has a spectacularly short attention span – but also because Gove was only up against Tristram Hunt rather than Yvette Cooper.
