Sentence examples for easily ask from inspiring English sources

We can just as easily ask why people do not.

One could just as easily ask, what does it mean to be American?

I could just as easily ask the older generation of feminists why they let it get this bad?

As early as the 1790s, one French anti-slavery activist argued that the enslaved could easily ask not just for freedom but for repayment for generations of unpaid labor.

Because you can, on the Web, easily ask thousands of people to weigh in on a subject, it's more difficult for a few bad apples to corrupt the whole bunch.

One could just as easily ask what "Dovima With Elephants" would have been without the elephants, of course, but then three-ton pachyderms don't rate the cultural attention devoted to beautiful clothes-hangers who weigh 100 pounds.

Mother and baby elephant promenade slowly and the baby tires easily, asks repeatedly when it might be time to go home.

None of this answers the question on the day, which is: What the heck are dance critics looking for?! Easily asked, and not as easily answered.

After all, she had the privilege of being taken to such an event, and the fraternity brother could have easily asked someone else.

"Why are guns that are so dangerous to human life available so easily?" asked Assemblyman Marc Levine (D-San Rafael), one of four legislators at a news conference in San Francisco on Monday.

The substantial correlations between the answer to "How much of a problem is your tinnitus?" and WHO-QoL scores indicate that one simple question that every tinnitus patient can be easily asked in a clinical context provides a good orientation for tinnitus-related impairment of quality of life.