Sentence examples for easily be considered from inspiring English sources

Stevens, the Devils' captain, can easily be considered an intimidating force this spring.

Wisconsin If the Badgers were playing in Lincoln on Saturday, Nebraska could easily be considered the Big Ten favorite.

In today's market, that kind of space, in a prewar doorman building overlooking the river, next door to a health club, could easily be considered a bargain.

This could easily be considered a defensive cop-out, but he may have a point, particularly when it came to how Vampire Weekend were underestimated.

Early Conceptualism, for all its cerebral cast and visual austerity, can easily be considered a last gasp, or a dying fall, of Romanticism.

It isn't clear how far the definition of equipment for work goes — but wireless networks could easily be considered as counting within it.

The SD particles diameter of about 10μm that can be made technologically easily was considered to be an optimum condition.

Note that this is purely by way of example, and other values could just have easily been considered.

(Does the personality test really fit the Klan? Mr. Ronson asks Anna. After all, for many people "mixes easily" might be considered a strength, he points out, "but for you 'mixes easily' must presumably be considered a weakness").

A son of Pine Chip, Scarlet Knight won so easily he must be considered a favorite for the Hambletonian.

The prevalence of riot rumours that live past the disturbance shows how easily fiction can be considered fact in the presence of communal consent.