Sentence examples for easy demand from inspiring English sources

In decades past, when the boulevard was much seedier than it is today, that was not an easy demand to accommodate.

Boxing, like bull-fighting, is a blood sport and people who never enter the ring are often quick to call for a violent end to proceedings: an easy demand to make from the behind the safety of the ropes.

This was unexpected, but an easy demand to meet, said Billett — "It is critical to listen!" The company does do some work to keep the tech running efficiently and safely, remotely monitoring for problems and scheduling maintenance calls.

It gained him attention, but it was too easy, demanded minimal thought.

Eastwood agrees that opening these schools is not easy – demanding considerable resources, a dedicated project team and careful consideration of how it will fit into the broader ecosystem of its locality.

Scoring fentanyl is proving easier and easier as demand grows across the continent.

It is so easy to demand that the police do more, but that's silliness.

I understand that it's not always easy to demand actual political correctness from others.

After the last recession, oil prices were low, credit was easy, American demand was voracious, and populist pressure for protectionism was (largely) dormant.

It is easy to demand a fix, the argument in the chancellery goes, but treaties and charters cannot simply be violated for expediency.

"'Jobs' is a very abstract term," he muses; easy to demand, hard to create.On January 21st Neel Kashkari, a Republican who ran the bank bail-out under George W Bush, announced his candidacy for governor.