Sentence examples for easy to assert from inspiring English sources

It is easy to assert that there ought to be prosecutions of corporate chieftains -- "show trials" like the Soviet Union used to stage -- because of the enormous losses sustained from the meltdown.

"In such a context, does migration constitute a choice or a necessity?"Migrants' rights may be easy to assert for islanders whose homes are drowned but hard in the case of big, messy movements across Africa and Asia.

Furthermore, from the properties of H, the regularity properties of Φ, it is easy to assert that the solutions to (3.1) are precisely the critical points of Φ.

While it is easy to assert that fingerprint performance depends on the particular context, it is nonetheless the case that certain fingerprints are more likely than others to perform well in general.

(1) Any pantheistic world-view arrived at by extending the reach of the traditional theistic God will find it relatively easy to assert the same value to the cosmos that it attributed to God, but there are other possibilities as well.

When faced with strong criticism from evidence-based scientists, it's easier to assert that they must be ignorant or prejudiced, rather than reject a long-held personal set of beliefs.

It was much easier simply to assert over and over again that only the "worst of the worst" were housed at Guantanamo.

It is easy to confuse asserting your humanity and defending your life with asserting and defending your manhood.

Even if the wine maven thinks the stuff is O.K., it will now be much easier for you to assert yourself and say, "I don't like it".

How much easier, then, just to assert over and over that it happened without making any attempt to justify it in the historical record and then appeal to it as a 'tradition' that must never be broken.

And it merged four of the maritime agencies that patrol the waters in the East and South China Seas, which could make it easier for China to assert what it sees as its territorial rights.