Sentence examples for but too easy from inspiring English sources
They are but improved means to unimproved end, an end which it was already but too easy to arrive at; as railroads lead to Boston or N. Y.
But for a couple of months during the summer, things get even better, as several pop-up restaurants make dining under the stars not only irresistible, but too easy to pass up.
For a long time it has been hard to know what "Weeds," the Showtime series starring Mary Louise Parker as a widowed suburban drug dealer, actually stands for but too easy to see what it is against.
Too strong of a wave could topple the dog, but too easy of a wave could provide not enough momentum to see them to shore.
Keep it limited though-you don't want to be too hard, but too easy won't make you learn at all (unless you're reviewing something that was too easy for you from your grade).. Don't wish your life away!
And manufacturers are willing to make clipping easier, but not too easy: they don't want to reduce prices for customers who'd buy a product anyway.
The creation of a great contest echoes the lesson of the Goldilocks story: make the goal not too difficult, but not too easy, either.
The DRS was introduced by F1's bosses this season with the aim of making overtaking easier - but not too easy.
