Sentence examples for easy conditions from inspiring English sources

These aren't easy conditions.

So far, even under relatively easy conditions, one test was partly successful, and two failed completely.

11.23am BST Gavin Hewitt, the BBC's Europe editor, puts his finger on the Spanish conundrum: If Spain gets a rescue with easy conditions, the accusations will grow that the ECB is just acting to help countries in difficulty and so breaking its own rules.

Within each pair, a short (10 ms) and a long (50 ms) noise was separated by a silent gap of 10, 60 or 160 ms, corresponding to three levels of task difficulty, i.e. difficult, moderate and easy conditions, respectively.

For easy conditions only two lines were nonvertical, whereas for difficult search conditions, 5 of the 6 lines in the cued hemifield had nonvertical orientations (see Fig 1).

It is worth noting that the brain activity pattern of VV (difficult) versus TT (easy) conditions is very similar to that of personal moral judgment (difficult) versus impersonal moral judgment (easy) in previous studies [43] [45].

Mr. Cella countered: "It was an easy condition to satisfy.

"I told myself that I'd had life too easy, conditioned by an upbringing where fear of change was disguised as caution".

Note down the time it takes in each condition, and work out an 'interference' effect by subtracting the time for the hard condition from the one for the easy condition.

In his news conference, he told reporters: "It was really windy, was not easy condition, but my plan was to push him, to be aggressive because I know that Andy can be a little too defensive.

A further constraint built into CJT is that voters must form their opinions independently of one another, where independence is not an easy condition to satisfy.