Sentence examples for be easy to solve from inspiring English sources

With sufficient ciphertext, it would be easy to solve for the unknown key word.

He said it would be easy to solve today's problems in urban education.

But major issues remain, none of which will be easy to solve in the fractious tennis world.

"I believe it will be easy to solve the mystery of immortality and apply ultimate life to human beings".

The only major problem we have right now is the one that was supposed to be easy to solve: a simple lack of adequate demand.

They acknowledged that a lot of the problems the engineers of the '50s and '60s thought would be easy to solve have proved demonically hard.

The second problem should be easier to solve: nobody is really in charge here.

Even Professor Jackson's tough calculus may be easier to solve than he expected.

It might be easier to solve it because there aren't as many eyes watching what you do.

All environmental problems would be easier to solve with fewer people, and get harder – and ultimately impossible – with ever more.

But the political problems may be easier to solve than the pedagogical ones, especially in a time of budget cuts.