Sentence examples for easiest case from inspiring English sources

But it's not the easiest case to make.

In the easiest case, one obtains a transparent formulation by means of roots of unity, which are special values of exponential functions.

Mr. Curtis concedes that a barber denying that he cut someone in a fight outside his barbershop may not have the easiest case to defend, but that, he said, is the truth.

When Brooks's barrister, Jonathan Laidlaw QC, rose to open her defence after nearly four months of prosecution evidence, he told the jury with his trademark combination of gentle delivery and vicious effect, that it had not been "the easiest case to follow".

The development in the case, in which Andersen is charged with obstruction of justice, was seen by legal experts as a blow to federal prosecutors, who came to trial with what was widely viewed as the easiest case to emerge from the investigation of Enron's collapse.

The easiest case involves public employees in a state that permits same-sex marriage.

Initially, angioplasty was used in only the easiest cases and was much less effective than surgery.

Firms could have an incentive to cream off the easiest cases and keep offending quiet.

It then considers whether stronger cease-fires are likely to be implemented in the hardest or the easiest cases.

The easiest cases to define are former Gaddafi officials with blood on their hands or billions in foreign bank accounts.

The easiest cases to diagnose as child abuse are the most brutal those with devastating, widespread injuries.