Sentence examples for bit too easy to from inspiring English sources

Isn't it sometimes a bit too easy to slide from liberal moralism about human rights violations to endorsing the use of American military force abroad?

6.45pm BST Was Farron ever worried that Clegg and others found it a bit too easy to work with Tories at times?

And his rendering of the classic dictum that character is fate makes the political destinies here a bit too easy to chart in advance.

Richards, who stepped down from Ofcom at the end of the year, claimed the litigation system was "out of kilter … It's a bit too easy to appeal the decisions, it's a bit too easy to delay the effective decisions, a bit too easy for very large companies to throw money at litigation as a tactic, and I think that skews things against smaller companies".

"I didn't think we tried to get a grip of the game, we were a bit too easy to play.

I found it was a bit too easy to open up the areas where the device's ports are.

We have always to do what the game demands and, maybe, we were a bit too easy at 2-0, thinking: 'OK, we'll win again.' In the Premier League we have to be conscious in every single game".

"We became a bit too easy at 1-0 [ahead] despite the experience we have in the squad.

I just wasn't structured enough back then, but that's young and it's all coming a bit too easy at that point, I think.

"It was a bit too easy for me to go home for a nap or dinner while I was still struggling to make new friends," she explained.

The man whose job it is to pull the trigger, Lieutenant Commander Woods (his first name is a secret) has spent 16 years training for the moment when he is given orders to fire a nuclear missile, but it still looks as if it was made a bit too easy for his finger to slip.