Sentence examples for comparatively easy to from inspiring English sources

"It's comparatively easy to register compared to five years ago," said Curtis Gans, head of the Committee for the Study of the American Electorate.

There he was comparatively easy to trace.

"Clearly we could, it would be comparatively easy to do.

He praised the "striking clarity of construction" and found the work "comparatively easy to comprehend".

The king sundew is comparatively easy to grow in the UK, but best suited to a greenhouse.

But they're comparatively easy to build, and network effects from their use will tend to help those that do well.

And this is a work that is comparatively easy to understand by the standards of the MoMA collection.

In fact, his work is comparatively easy to install, because, the monster aside, most of it is drawing.

Those sanctions were comparatively easy to put in place because the country was already cut off from the world economy.

Genre films typically don't have much downside — they are cheap to make and comparatively easy to market.

Dangerous asteroids have orbits that frequently bring them close to the Earth, which makes them comparatively easy to spot.