Sentence examples for easy equation from inspiring English sources

But there is no easy equation to be made between Hitler and such discredited figures as Mugabe.

It's exciting stuff for marketing types, and it's an easy equation: big data equals big oil, equals big profits.

Thousand seven hundred pure chemical compounds and 3224 molecular descriptors were used for finding this easy equation by genetic algorithm multi-linear regression (GAMLR) subset variable selection.

You see his focus in training, his preparation for those things, so for young players coming on it's an easy equation: if I do the things those two do, there's a good chance that I'll get the performances that they are putting in". And if that happens, Sancho and Southgate won't be the only ones smiling.

Lancashire need to get their sums right tomorrow, setting Sussex an achievable target whilst allowing enough time to bowl the hosts out is not an easy equation, but it should set up an intriguing final day". BBC Radio Lancashire's Scott Read: "Thanks to some skilful batting from Steven Croft and Ashwell Prince, Lancashire still have a chance of winning the game.

It's a pretty easy equation.

There aren't any easy equations.

But the formulas are often complex, and homeowners looking for easy equations to check their tax figures will be out of luck.

No wonder the camera dwells overlong on Larry when he's cogitating over his easy equations, or when the editing builds in more stupidity for the adults (who seem always to win money, if not hit the jackpot).

Things don't have to look grim to be grim; the use of color avoids easy equations and conclusions, and invites a viewer to get past the dazzling of the eye and to use the mind to figure out what's actually going on — outside the frame, or inside the people.

The first question on the screening test for an online class I signed up for was not a hard one, but my most recent exposure to math had been in high school decades before, and I didn't remember how to solve even easy equations.