Sentence examples for allies easy from inspiring English sources

Being one of the rare women of color in meetings, for instance, made allies easy to find.

Is the world's emulation making America's wars easier to conclude, its allies easier to persuade, its exports easier to promote, its economy easier to heal?

Her voice, wobbly at first, is without a doubt her best ally — easy and unpretentious, uncomplaining and warm.

As the range closed the Allies became easy targets for the Franco-Bavarian musket- and grape-shot; the confusion exacerbated by fizzing hand-grenades thrown down the slope by the defenders.

Finding another location would have been easier a decade ago, when American standing in the region was higher and allies were easier to find.

And yet Sexsmith's loping version of this Kinks number underscores a quality in Davies's work writ large in Sexsmith's own 14-odd album career: bittersweet words, allied to easy-going tunes.

"People who should be easy allies for him, he's kneecapping them".

America and its allies make an easy scapegoat, should Beijing want to punish foreign businesses or blame foreign agents for unrest (as was seen in Hong Kong).

By contrast, in 1945, the Allies had it easy: virtually all the prisoners and what one prosecutor at the reunion described as "a cornucopia of documents" were in American hands.

The raw fuel is readily available from politically stable allies and is easy to stockpile.

Taking on dirty polluters and their hand-picked congressional allies isn't easy.