Sentence examples for easy to forge from inspiring English sources
Will such friendships be as easy to forge now that Facebook is a monetary giant?
Currently, they neither know (because documents are so easy to forge), nor care (because prosecutions are so rare).
Industry associations nevertheless slammed the decision as expensive and ineffective, as the stamps would be easy to forge.
In one of the show's more pointedly funny moments, the Kid argues that it's not always that easy to forge a path to a less oppressive life.
Whereas he found holograms and bar codes on American driving licences easy to forge, he failed to copy the magnetic strips.
Email headers are easy to forge, allowing senders to pretend that they are sending an email from an account they don't have access to.
The coalition government now ruling in Britain has also made it easier to forge political compromise over the spending plan.
As memories of the 1988 crackdown fade, however, Myanmar is finding it easier to forge ties with other countries -- particularly for buying arms.
There was broad consensus that the global economy needed more growth, the US treasury secretary, Jack Lew, told reporters, while the Chinese finance minister, Lou Jiwei, said it had been easier to forge consensus because the global recovery remained weak.
It was easier to forge consensus when the world was divided into the realms of two superpowers and America's main task was to stand guard on the border and keep the Russians at bay.
