Sentence examples for easily spared from inspiring English sources

Regular officials were short in number and experience and could not be easily spared for local administration.

Understandably, the middle and inner ear cannot be easily spared due to their proximity to the target volume.

Many Democrats have their own contests and cannot easily spare the cash.

The public does not easily spare or give them the benefit of the doubt but immediately assumes such discrepancy is hereditary.

You can easily spare a day for the most important person in your life.

Was the idea that money meant for that purpose could easily be spared, or just wouldn't be missed?

Lawmakers, who are afraid of potential political repercussions from those closings, could easily be spared political heat with a House-Senate compromise that included an independent commission to decide which branches should be closed.

Reid and other Democrats argue that Republicans easily could spare the military from the reductions in projected spending if they agree to raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans.

It is a mess Moyes could easily have been spared and it would certainly be strange, given Ferguson's affinity to the club and everything he has said about supporting the new manager, if he is about to throw another can of petrol on the flames, then stand back, admiring his work.

"I'm lucky, because, for instance, I've been spared incontinence - but I could easily not have been, and there's no fun in that.

A heavy touch cost Arsenal the chance to embroider the scoreline, and spared Bournemouth from the rout it might easily have been.