Sentence examples for be easy to duplicate from inspiring English sources

The roar of the players and the smell of the crowd will not be easy to duplicate remotely.

He could be Garner's replacement, but it will not be easy to duplicate Garner's 4-plus yards a carry and 80 or 90 receptions a year.

And many people in managed care have established relations with individual doctors that may not be easy to duplicate in a new plan.

"Flying in world-class psychologists to work with the kids for hours would give impressive results, but that wouldn't be easy to duplicate".

Ultimately, Srinivasan envisions Coinbase operating more algorithmically so that it will be easier to duplicate its processes for adding additional cryptocurrencies.

"It's easy to duplicate".

In addition, the placards were easy to duplicate, creating numerous fakes on the street.

Videos are easy to duplicate and distribute, though, so Mr. Oursler sent them to museums and galleries overseas.

This is easy to duplicate -- a fishmonger can sell you the seaweed (you might have to order it) and is likely to give you the crushed ice.

Although the unexpected success with The Geranium has proved to be a joy, the same sort of pleasure is easy to duplicate.

5. Practical: Models that have a real-life application, such as for use as envelopes, boxes, cups, dishes, etc. 6. Pureland: A concept suggested by John Smith of England, who proposed a composition system using only square paper and "mountain" and "valley" folds, resulting in models that are easy to duplicate.