Sentence examples for easy bubble from inspiring English sources

When microwaving use a dish twice as big as the cheese can easy bubble over and make a horridly toxic mess in your microwave.

Now with money easy, a bubble mentality took hold.

Get a stuffed animal, an easy book, bubble blowers, crayons/markers, toy trucks, or barbies (or other toys).

It was the peak of the easy-money bubble — the edge of the precipice, the lip of the recession.

If it is an image like an animal or anything with intricate detail, it's much easier to bubble cut around it (see the image for guidance).

Flicking through slides, Mr. Miller, a Treasury official working with the department's $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program, lays out what caused the housing bubble: easy credit, shoddy banking, feeble regulation, and on and on.

Which brings me to the second thing to look for when trying to spot a bubble: easy access to capital.

"One of the things we found was it's actually very easy to see bubbles forming in stout beer rather than in, say, champagne where the bubble formation process is much more violent," Dr Lee told BBC News.

His speeches often sermonised about the evils of bubbles, easy credit and borrowing from China.

It's easy to see bubbles looking back, it's not so easy to see them as they are developing.

To some degree, the very characteristics that promised to make the bubble easier to build ultimately handicapped its fund-raising ability.