Sentence examples for be easy to capture from inspiring English sources
It will not be easy to capture them".
It can't be easy to capture such fleeting yet telling effects of man-made light and then present them in such expertly composed and beautifully printed images.
Despite subjects responding relatively quickly to striped targets, suggesting that they find them easy to detect or that they expect them to be easy to capture, these targets are actually more difficult to catch than several other types of target patterning.
It will not be easy to capture; make sure you have a lot of Ultra Balls, Dusk Balls (if you plan to capture it at night) and Timer Balls.
Would it be easier to capture the benefits of looking after our planet by somehow linking it to that 80% of virtual value?
Such a stream would be easier to capture and store underground than the standard method of capturing diluted carbon dioxide in the exhaust gas of conventional coal-fired power plants.
Cleomenes estimated that Argos would be easier to capture while filled with festival-goers and spectators to cause panic.
And beneficial effects achieved by physically active school transportation would then possibly be easier to capture in young children, due to the dose-response effect between exercise and bone mass.
If you can't catch an adult, try catching a baby lizard they can be easier to capture.
