Links are easy to identify and follow.
But Peabody's scientists made errors that were easy to identify and point out to the Judge.
For the most part, these are easy to identify and to treat.
The trends must be "common-sense, easy to identify and easy to measure," Mr. Bichelmeyer said.
More important, the solutions to these problems are often easy to identify and implement: focus on core competencies, tie C.E.O.
Pregnancy is relatively short and expectant mothers are easy to identify and reach, since nearly all see a doctor.
Cattle or sheep pastures in North America or Europe are easy to identify, and they support large numbers of animals.
"Works signed B.V.R.B. have a very special style of their own, easy to identify and always of an exceptionally high quality," Jean Meuvret wrote in "French Cabinetmakers of the 18th Century" (Hachette, 1963).
Fortunately, the edible species such as dulse, kelp, carragheen, laver and gutweed are easy to identify and, unlike fungi and flowering plants, there are no poisonous seaweeds near to UK shores.
Rule violations of this nature are easy to identify, and NWMLS will initiate disciplinary proceedings against agents and brokers who cancel and relist properties, except in accordance with the following guideline.
He writes in his Trojan Horse chapter: "It is reassuring to imagine that the problem we face is restricted to a very small group of individuals … who will be easy to identify and deal with without having to engage on a broader front," but says this approach is fatally misconceived.
