Sentence examples for easily setting from inspiring English sources

In the Women's Knockout Teams, the four top-ranked groups, each including players with world titles, won their quarterfinal matches easily, setting up a semifinal stage today that was too close to predict winners.

Related tools that grew in popularity last year include Vagrant (for easily setting up development environments), and Puppet, Chef and Ansible (for configuration management).

Thus ends a two-year saga of Chrome users not being able to practice their fundamental right of easily setting the web's best pictures of unicorns and Metallica as their desktop backgrounds.

Although teachers may generally find this question irrelevant insofar as they just have to get the job of doing action research done, without a full understanding of the term, they might be easily setting themselves up to do something that others cannot validate and affirm.

Add to that the cost of House and Senate campaigns and the presidential primaries, and the entire federal election cycle of 2012 reached a whopping $6.3 billion, easily setting a new record.

Imagine the entire population of Britain uprooted: The United Nations refugee agency says just over that number — 65 million people — were displaced worldwide by the end of last year, easily setting a new postwar record, as it warned that European and other rich nations can expect the tide to continue if root causes aren't addressed. .

The book is easily set out with non-complicated language.

Ski boots can easily set you back $500.

Her hair could easily set straight or wavy.

Knowing how Wordsmith works, of course, one could easily set it up to do the same.

"Stationery can easily set you back £300," says Alison Wren, who runs DIY wedding stationery site, Weddingcrafter.co.uk.