Sentence examples for because of how easily from inspiring English sources

These stories resonate in part because of how easily they could turn out differently.

"The reason we want to be so involved in your company," the message said, was because of how easily the Clothesnik "could be replicated by potential competitors".

Floor-sweeping and lean, with a romantic floaty movement, maxiskirts work especially well for summer because of how easily they dress up and down.

We would, in fact, keep the corporate tax low because of how easily companies can move their base of operations overseas.

It is horrifying not only because of the sadistic violence she endured, but also because of how easily she seemed to slip into this spiral of depravity and how difficult she found it to get out.

"Because of how easily we closed the round, we were able to put all our attention on speed and market fit," said Renert.

The answer is complex, filled with a mix of "despite" and "because of" and the ever-present awareness of how easily my life could have turned out differently.

Because they are not aware of how easily they could quantify the degree one real estate agent is better at producing the desired result than another, they're reduced to comparing everybody using the same criteria they use to pick where to eat dinner.

Innocent people, say psychologists, will waive their Miranda rights because they believe they have nothing to hide, unaware of how easily they can become enmeshed in an investigation.

Her departure offered a tragic display of how easily a brilliant career in public service was cut short because of the nation's inadequate gun laws.

Because of the "precarity of the medium," she added, "there's something in the room that makes people aware of how easily histories get lost".