Sentence examples for be easy to secure from inspiring English sources

No one has seriously opposed this, so should be easy to secure.

It shouldn't be easy to secure coverage for shoulder surgery but impossible to secure coverage for in-patient addiction treatment.

SOME senior United Nations officials suggested that Gen. Mike Jackson of Britain, KFOR's first commander, judged that if fewer Serbs stayed, Kosovo would be easier to secure.

If the momentum is clearly with the challenger rather than a tired or tainted incumbent, it can be easier to secure support from smaller parties.

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But it might sway those with interests in software and design to choose an industry in which jobs, promotions and raises will be easier to secure.

On a return trip to the 27th-floor 24-by-40-foot pool, no such extra security measures were in place, and a $40 day pass was easy to secure.

(The Dalai Lama himself, a pragmatic sort of idealist, adds a fourth: the belief that from India it is easy to secure entry to America).In some places, particularly in the eastern parts of historic Tibet now incorporated in the Chinese province of Sichuan, there is virtually no education available.

It hasn't always been easy to secure it in the NHS, but under the government's plans it will be replaced by a "consumer choice" that leaves me no choice at all, that makes my care dependent on remote market forces and private interests.

Chief Deputy State's Attorney Michael Schatzow hammered back, using his cross-examination of Reynolds to return to the prosecution's overarching theme in the case — that it's easy to secure someone in a seat belt or call a medic, and that Porter did neither because he just didn't care about Gray.

"It's easier to secure that one door than the six doors all over the house Internet Explorer might have".