Sentence examples for and easy to answer from inspiring English sources

The new schedule "asks a good set of questions that are pretty straightforward and easy to answer," Ms. Curtis said.

That's … both hard and easy to answer.

Therefore, text-message questions should be few, well selected and easy to answer.

Overall, the respondents had positive impressions of the PGCIQ and described it as "easy to understand" and "easy to answer".

The questionnaire concluded with questions regarding who completed the questionnaire and whether the questions were clear and easy to answer.

The questionnaire was designed to be succinct (eight questions covering one sheet of paper) and easy to answer consisting of mainly tick-box responses.

But whether this exhibition does Bellows's achievement justice is a good question, and easier to answer than usual: the catalogue raisonné of Bellows's paintings is available online.

Try to ask the question (a) (rather than yes / no) and (b) easy to answer and open - to be something that readers can feedback.

They are all quite precise and relatively easy to answer.

This is a misleadingly sophomoric question to ask and seductively easy to answer too quickly.

The question of whether this bed, or the equivalent resource spent elsewhere, would save more lives is surely important and not easy to answer without a full consideration of the health economic implications.