Sentence examples for could easily be caught from inspiring English sources

The most ethical punter could easily be caught out.

We do not need documented proof," and he added, "it was clear the F.S.B. would not give us undocumented material, as they could easily be caught at it".

One of the things that excites me the most was the fact that I could easily be caught by one of the accountants at any time.

It was pointed out that "it is... not in the authors' interest to cheat" and that authors claiming their trial was registered when it wasn't could easily be caught by other researchers "whistle blowing".

With such arguments swirling back and forth, the reaction of the big supermarkets that could so easily be caught in the middle has so far been understandably cautious.

These characteristics changed the nature of professional baseball, putting a higher premium on speed and defense over home-run hitting power, since the fields were often too big for teams to expect to hit many home runs and foul balls hit in the air could more easily be caught for outs.

Unlike longevity, this loss of fitness cannot easily be caught in some simple measurement.

You'll easily be caught staying behind him.

However the benefit of getting more currency for your pound could easily be wiped out if you are caught out by a simple but legal scam when paying by debit or credit card when abroad.

For instance, giving gifts to traditional rulers is a standard practice in Ghana but that could easily be misconstrued as bribe at the international stage and firms could be caught in such a web.

You're telling them that they actually have something to prove when they could easily be the next person that the Taliban are going to catch and kill?