Sentence examples for be easy to control from inspiring English sources

A fully unvaccinated population could face dangers that would not be easy to control with the crisis approach.

If a single source from a vat replaces the diverse botanical supply, it would be easy to control the market and eradicate monotherapies.

As part of the political transformation, he also orchestrated the appointment of Ayatollah Khamenei — who had been a weak figurehead President — as the revolution's second Supreme Leader, on the assumption that he would be easy to control.

Freddie calls her Moneypenny, the name of the sexy executive secretary in the James Bond books, but it turns out that Bel is superior to him — she is named producer of the new program (the news director, Clarence Fendley, played by Anton Lesser, believes that Bel, because she's a woman, will be easy to control), and Freddie doesn't get the on-camera job he's angling for.

These underactuated hands can be easy to control.

However, it may not be easy to control the thickness of the CdSe layers.

One is that if everyone had health insurance, it would be easier to control health costs.

The meaning of words, while fungible like the meaning of photographs, can be easier to control.

Once on the banks' books, this kind of lending should be easier to control.

And "my attraction," as Parker, Presley's manager, enjoyed describing him, would now be easier to control.

I called correctly and put them in, thinking that it would be easier to control the game that way.