Sentence examples for easily reasoned from inspiring English sources

While many judges are trustworthy and professional, coercion has always hidden in the crevices of a sport where judging is subjective and results are easily reasoned away by the phrase, "That's how I saw it".

It could easily reason that since all pumps do basically the same thing and any new innovation is quickly copied, the best way to stand out in a crowd is to make some noise.

One can easily reason that this holds for the geometrically more complicated force probe cantilever as well, since the elastic modulus E still enters linearly in all the forces that move the cantilever.

I have found Americans to be respectful, law-abiding citizens with whom one can easily reason.

Considering inhibition of multiple downstream pathways might not be easily achievable, we reasoned that blockade of a prominent downstream pathway can be enhanced by addition of widespread partial blockade of KRAS signals.

Many Americans, they may have reasoned, are too easily distracted by patriotic symbols and by right-wing attacks on "élitists" (e.g., Hillary Clinton, who is treated as a heroine here).

One farmer reasoned: "NPK washes easily away by the rain".

It might actually be easily within reason.

Earlier this year, Woods said winning the Grand Slam was "easily within reason".

There is one easily grasped reason why: it would upset Nazarbayev, who sits astride 4bn tons of proven recoverable oil reserves and 3tn cubic metres of gas.

At the start of 2008, Woods got the golf world bubbling by mentioning on his Web site that winning all four majors in one calendar year — the grand slam — was "easily within reason".