"It could easily be a matter of timing, where society was looking for something positive," he says.
His new Silk Road Project, for example, could easily seem a matter of surfing on the popularity of world music, or a classicist's belated attempt at fusion, in the style of Paul Simon's adventures in South African and Latin American music.
So now, in the emergency room, the helmet is less than useless: it is opened easily and as a matter of course, because brain and spine injuries in this town of big football are obviously nothing new.
The bet that the ruling would be popular enough to negate any potential backlash turned out to be a smart one, as the legalization of gay marriage was easily framed as a matter of "right vs. wrong"—and not "left vs. right," amplifying consumers' sense that the brands were on the "right side".
Mr Duy is right that the Bank of Japan has not managed even 1% inflation in recent years, but that could easily be interpreted as a matter of the Bank's preference.
However, thanks to sites like Google s Blogger, which allows people to easily create blogs in a matter of minutes, these homespun Internet outposts are rapidly expanding and evolving.
Moreover, Unite's donations to Her Majesty's Opposition are a matter of easily checkable record.
One could just as easily argue that it's a matter of gradual addition or accumulation.
By definition, of course, religious belief is interior, personal, not necessarily a matter shared easily or even at all.
A similar fake report on a company stock could easily cost investors billions in a matter of seconds.
