Sentence examples for although easy from inspiring English sources

Although easy to grow here, they are frustratingly hard to buy.

Although, "easy" is probably not the best word to use in relation to Charlotte Brontë's awkward, fiery novel.

The pneumatic gun, although easy to reload, needs more compressed air after about 60 shots and makes a loud noise, which can scare fish off.

Although easy to prove in court, the crime was not very profitable, so the guilty man may have been surprised to learn that prosecutors were attempting to seize his home.

So, having turned back the spirited challenge of Fernando Verdasco over three hours and 23 minutes, he remains on track for his second consecutive Wimbledon final, where he will almost certainly meet Novak Djokovic – although easy assumptions are cheap currency in these championships.

The Selected Mapping technique [14, 15], although easy and elegant, needs a side information at the receiver.

Although easy-to-root plants such as willow or coleus can be propagated merely by plunging a stem in water or moist sand, the propagation of difficult-to-root species is a highly technical process.

Although easier to administer, such a tax discriminated heavily against industries and sectors in which products were bought and sold several times, encouraging an undesirable concentration of economic power.

Dr Frisen reckons that they may offer several advantages over human embryonic stem cells which, although easier to manipulate, are a controversial source of new tissue because they are still mainly obtained from aborted fetuses.

Although easier to do, they are also easier to do wrong.

Although easier said than done, saying no can avoid such needless travesties.