Sentence examples for become as easy from inspiring English sources

In the digital age, meeting that obligation has sometimes become as easy as click and go.

Reporting cybercrime could become as easy as clicking a mouse, under a government program to be unveiled soon.

But in recent years, particularly in the grungier recesses of the Internet, grand touring cars have become as easy a target as the private country club.

When there's a nearly infinite pool of potential contributors available, even the most daunting tasks become as easy and fast as an Amish barn-raising.

One shows a baby and states that if the drug importation bill passes, abortion pills "may become as easy to get as aspirin".

This does not mean making guns has suddenly become as easy as popping some Smith & Wesson patented GunMix in the microwave.

In other stories, I found that most of the scenes were roughly equal in length, and so cutting became as easy as an across-the-board budget cut.

If looking beautiful becomes as easy as buying a car or a dress, will beauty -- or an imitation of it -- become so commonplace as to be meaningless?

Mary Jo White, the United States attorney in Manhattan, said yesterday that cocaine use and distribution "is destructive of society, especially when it becomes as easy to order as pizza".

He says most people falter at the very sight of his name, but once they hear how it is pronounced, it becomes as easy as Carl Yastrzemski or Van Lingle Mungo (best known for pitching for the Brooklyn Dodgers in the 1930s).

If Linux ever becomes as easy to use as Windows without losing its flexible heritage, consumers may end up with the best of both worlds.