Sentence examples for easily beginning from inspiring English sources

In an effort to make traffic in New York City flow more easily, beginning today vehicles with a single occupant will be banned from crossing into Midtown and Lower Manhattan on weekdays from 6 a.m. to noon.

It could easily begin in the next few days.

He could easily begin to fade and any loss of support would make him vulnerable.

As CPE Bach is composer of the week on Radio 3, that task is easily begun.

In its embrace of the networking world's sharpest cutting edge, it could easily begin to bleed.

Those who hold the Cup can easily begin to feel they own it, which makes losing it so much tougher.

If there is any truth to the rumor of American cultural dimwittedness and insularity, one can easily begin with the evening news.

"They did it themselves but blame it on opposition groups so that they can easily begin issuing death sentences for protesters.

Virologists at the Centers for Disease Control, Mr. Lawrence said, told him and Mr. Smith that a pandemic could just as easily begin with a strange weather pattern.

One could easily begin with the proposition that central banks aren't out of firepower and craft an entire report on the massive risks of large, persistent output gaps, which demand an overwhelming central-bank response.

Especially these days, with big bonuses once again being pulled down by corporate barons while high unemployment continues to bedevil the land, "House of Lies" could easily begin to feel lazy, a weekly blasting of easy targets.