Sentence examples for brought a relatively easy from inspiring English sources

Instead, the SEC has brought a relatively easy charge: a failure to say, "Say, these fellows seem to be doing some insider trading, perhaps I'd better do something to stop that".

"It wasn't an easy decision to leave Gareth Steenson out, but it was a relatively easy one to bring him back.

52 As public recognition of good work was very important to staff, this would be a relatively easy change to make; it would show individuals that they were appreciated and bring honour to their families.

Reforms to inheritance tax are political kryptonite and would need to become a political hot topic before Labour touches them – but bringing capital gains and dividend income into the income tax schedule would be a relatively easy win.

This could be a relatively easy night's work.

Its simplicity makes it a relatively easy language to learn, and it owes that simplicity in part to the influence of another language brought to the Iberian Peninsula by invaders: Arabic.

It was a relatively easy decision".

Then I missed a relatively easy shot.

It was a relatively easy pregnancy.

"It's a relatively easy - and verifiable - first step".

DECIDING to have a second child was a relatively easy choice for Susan and me.