Sentence examples for be easy to sort from inspiring English sources

You'd think this would be easy to sort out since most members of the House and the Senate have gone on the record in favor of registering these guys.

She said: 'This is boxed and so is all my stuff at Catterick – she was based at Catterick – and when I die, it will all be easy to sort out, Mum.

It will not be easy to sort out whether his act has "nothing to do with religion" but that is because the notion of religion has become so corrupted in modern America.

"It really is a warning to the region, to Africa, to the world community -- violence doesn't solve any problems," said Mr. Wamba dia Wamba, who heads the Congolese Rally for Democracy-Kisangani. "I don't think that with Kabila being killed, it's going to be easy to sort out a succession.

We are almost neighbours now so it should be easier to sort something out.

The question of whether an American soldier's grenade killed Norgrove should be easier to sort out than the larger confusion about what any of our soldiers are doing there.

It will now be easier to sort through the cards and find what you need.

Pieces like tops, hosiery and underwear will last longer and be easier to sort if you divide them first.

If you have found yourself a true friend it should be easier to sort out your differences and move on from a fight (Depending on the severity of the fight).

If the tap needs a new washer, it's easy to sort out.

I have played around with a demo account, so I can say that I like the interface — it's visually rich enough that it captures the character of the real object, and it's easy to sort things into different folders.