Sentence examples for easy enough to put from inspiring English sources
It would be easy enough to put goalline technology in.
It's easy enough to put Mr. Evans in the context of photographers whom he influenced.
Other Eurosceptic newspapers found it easy enough to put to one side their "save the pound" obsession.
After all, a picnic can be elegant while still being easy enough to put together in an afternoon or an hour.
But today, on the photograph's anniversary, it is easy enough to put aside questions about what we don't know and appreciate the image for what it is: a fixed part of the story that New York City tells about itself, about industrialization and immigration, resilience and ambition, hard work and high hopes.
The charging cradle for the ZenWatch is, like almost all Android Wear charging mechanisms, proprietary, but it holds the watch tightly and is easy enough to put on and remove.
They want to make bad habits easy, and good ones just hard enough to put us off.
While Apple is trying to make podcast discovery easier, the current method is annoying enough to put off casual listeners and nearly impossible for younger kids to navigate.
The lack of any easy way of configuring Windows 8 to one's personal preferences is going to be enough to put many a PC user off.
