Sentence examples for easy matter given from inspiring English sources

That was no easy matter, given the fear of the French that prevailed in the German lands, and the fear of Russian predominance as well.

It was controversial both because of a tendency to cynicism about dialogue and personal and moral approaches to the gritty affairs of states, and because bringing religious leaders together was (and is) no easy matter, given the many differences that separate their beliefs and practices.

(Presumably it's not possible that something is both 2 kg and 3 kg in mass!) But it is no easy matter to give 'distinct from' a meaning that makes Premises 3 and 4 simultaneously plausible.

Dark matter gives structure to the cosmos.

Minds Matter gave me hope.

Although we might hazard a guess, we shall never know whether Eliot would have wanted to escape from the personality of Crispin Best (No 14), but it would have been no easy matter to do so, given Best's propensity for bouncing Tiggerishly into view.

In Britain, America and many other places, it is an easy matter to set up companies overnight, giving little or no information to anyone except to company-formation agents, who offer registered offices and other services.

The answer to this question is easy compared to the personal matters, giving answer is simply this: "despite any rough edges, I have been privileged with a set of experiences that for whatever reason most women of my generation have been denied?

Still, giving up control is no easy matter.

– Aristotle "To give away money is an easy matter and in any man's power.

"To give away money is an easy matter and in any man's power.