Sentence examples for considered easy to from inspiring English sources

It's considered "easy to moderate" and can be either three, seven or nine miles.

The Good partition contains pairs of images that are considered easy to recognize.

Many of the concepts thrown around in the workshop were considered easy to adopt in a Davos session and harder to integrate into company processes.

Wireless Fidelity (a non-scientific term invented by marketing people) is considered easy to hack, and the signals can often be weak, or password protected.

And good news for users: While SugarSync was already was considered easy to use by the Fixya community, SugarSync has recently been redesigned to be simpler still.

SECOND DAY There are two options that begin and end at the nature center: the Pinnacle Mountain Trail, a difficult seven-mile hike, and the Carrick Creek Trail, a 1.9-mile hike considered easy to moderate.

Two tiny hands are often much more effective than one, and the two-hander is generally considered easier to teach.

I suppose it's considered easier to age if you're a man, because people use words like 'distinguished' when they talk about older men.

And the first targets will probably be Parkinson's and Lou Gehrig's diseases, which are considered easier to treat than brain tumors.

Such groups are being "parked" as the firms focus on finding jobs for people considered easier to help into employment, the PAC said.

Brennan also appointed a new chief of the center, who is considered easier to get along with than the gaunt, chain-smoking officer he replaced.