Sentence examples for be too easy for from inspiring English sources
"I worried that it would be too easy for me to access her," she said.
They would be too easy for a show that so insists on making its own kind of music.
It would be too easy for a competing company to challenge such claims, he says, resulting in a lawsuit.
And on Robben Island, Mandela cultivates not hatred — that would be too easy for the whites — but the power of patience and perseverance.
Perhaps it would be too easy for a director to turn loose a lot of scantily clad choristers for the dances of ecstasy.
Each time, the Americans decided against crossing the border, figuring that it would be too easy for the Iranians to escalate the fighting.
With banks merging across keiretsu lines, it may be too easy for companies to do the same, regardless of whether such deals make sense.
Reid initially thought about not going, but decided that "it would be too easy for them for me just not to go".
It may be too easy for a critic to turn a writer's language against him, but Mr. Irwin's rumination invites it.
It's too easy for me leave.
