Sentence examples for easily waged from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, money-driven legal battles are just as easily waged among once loving families as they are by former mistresses who have been cut out of their lovers' wills.

All AVE lines currently turn a profit and have easily survived price wars waged by airlines, Professor Valls said.

Labour is highlighting the sensitivity of the public finances to wages in an attempt to strengthen its argument that the deficit can be cleared much more easily if wages do not remain depressed.

Low debt and high reserves mean the Kremlin could easily finance wage growth.

Yet public support for parents compensates them for only a small share of the costs they incur and outmoded institutional arrangements make it difficult for them to easily combine wage employment with care provision.

By providing migrant workers legal status, including eligibility for domestic social programs, businesses could not easily pay wages below the going rate or ignore their payroll taxes and other benefits, as they now can for illegal immigrants.

In 1991, an American-led coalition waged conventional war against Saddam Hussein's army, and won easily.

While the agents have mostly concerned themselves with keeping tabs on the Iraqi exile community here, officials said, their extensive presence could easily be used to wage covert attacks against American targets.

Senator Dodd easily beat Mr. Eddy to retain his Senate seat in 1986, but Mr. Eddy waged a gritty campaign.

He waged his first race for the United States Senate in 1958 and won easily: the nation was in a recession, and West Virginia was largely Democratic.

Large regional and global conflicts will now more easily find local proxies to wage the battle, while local feuds will often escalate quickly into more fierce and intractable conflicts because of the association with foreign actors.