Sentence examples for easy to chart from inspiring English sources

It's easy to chart the evolution of in-flight entertainment.

Mr. Carter's political problems in July 1979 are easy to chart.

The exhibition is arranged more or less chronologically, which makes it easy to chart the artist's stylistic evolution.

North-south routes are relatively easy to chart compared with east-west routes that arose out of the 17th-century tangle of Lower Manhattan.

And his rendering of the classic dictum that character is fate makes the political destinies here a bit too easy to chart in advance.

According to reports it's very easy to chart on the Mac App Store but sadly it means very little.

Much easier to chart is Lawrence's pursuit of an ideal of life in which there would be no idealism at all: no Christianized love making a virtue of self-sacrifice, no illusion that lovers, because they share words, can also share experiences.

This again favored opportunities over dispositions because the causal mechanisms of situation and opportunities were so much shorter and easier to chart.

Write a plan: Plan things day by day, and try to start at the beginning of the week or even month, so it's easier to chart progress.

It's a hard play, there's no easy way to chart it.

The landmarks of the Cup's death as a potent national institution are easy enough to chart.