Sentence examples for could easily be defined from inspiring English sources
Life could easily be defined as an exercise in minimizing risk: career risk, financial risk, mental risk.
Buyers pick from a long list of sexual acts, most of which could easily be defined as torture.
A generalised I statistic, say, could easily be defined for a meta-analysis with typical within study variance s as for any estimate of the between study variance.
Intact and ablated regions could easily be defined on axial CT images, but not without the aid of a simultaneous localizer in the sagittal and coronal planes.
If detection of such situations were of particular epidemiologic interest, modified rules to declare areas "atypical" could easily be defined and calibrated.
Due to the requirement of #1.5 coverslips to prevent distortion of the gradient in the Dunn chamber, high-resolution phase images could not be obtained using our objective; however, axonal processes and growth cones could easily be defined in all cases.
The operation could not easily be defined as a Western crusade.
He knew in his heart that Batman was the right hero for Gotham, and that Dent might be a hero with feet of clay, a man who could too easily be defined by his flaws instead of his strengths.
The Beast could just as easily be defined as Mother Nature (see below), however, we differentiate because the struggle is all too often much different between the two.
Rose Caiola could have easily been defined by her success in the highly competitive world of New York City real estate, but she has ventured far beyond the boundaries of the business world.
