Sentence examples for easily take care from inspiring English sources

"You can't just bring in a crew and easily take care of asbestos that might be in the building.

"You could very easily take care of your responsibilities, take care of things that you have to do, and then go home," Mangini said.

"You can more easily take care of the western concerns, which are about jobs and money, than the eastern concerns, which are about politics and regional autonomy," said Geoff D. Porter, the head of North Africa Risk Consulting.

Mr Trump said that Turkey and other countries in the region should be able to "easily take care of whatever remains" as he announced that American troops would be withdrawn from Syria.

The inference was that Roscommon will easily take care of New York or Leitrim first in the semi-finals and won't have another serious game until the provincial final.

In California, the position is mostly seen as a relic of a time when, if the governor travelled out of state, it was important to have a backup in Sacramento to do business for him; now that governors can easily take care of state business even while travelling, it's sometimes unclear what, exactly, the lieutenant governor is supposed to do.

The only drawback was the traffic noise from Lombard Street, and that was easily taken care of with foam earplugs.

Mr. Groffman's windows face an alley, but lamps easily took care of the lack of light.

Williams easily took care of her part of the show, turning the qualifier Kira Nagy into little more than a stage prop.

Almost no house flies, horn flies or stable flies were bothering these cows, but face flies are not so easily taken care of and remain a pest on the farm.

For example, partial privatization of Social Security -- which Greenspan supports -- would impose "transition costs" in the trillions of dollars, easily taking care of the supposed problem of excessive budget surpluses.