Sentence examples for easy to mess from inspiring English sources
It's very easy to mess these things up".
As obvious as this sounds, it's easy to mess up — especially because different medications use different units of measurement.
Except for the occasional "smoky eye" that's all too easy to mess up, a much more demure natural chic has reigned in recent years.
Maybe, but it's not as easy to mess up so much as the clips of Ford's doughy, oblivious face make it look.
Referees must make split-second calls, often relating to incidents conducted at high speed in heavily congested areas of the field, in situations where even the best players find it easy to mess up.
But it's also so easy to mess up in data journalism, and I'd like to think that we're also humble about the possibility that we'll be looking in the wrong places for the wrong stories.
Unfortunately, with nuclear weapons, the damage can be devastating, and as technology gets more powerful, it becomes easier to mess up.
Android phones are generally easier to mess with, but the knowledge of what to do is typically out of reach for the average user.
The most important meal of the day is also one of the easiest to mess up, but eating the wrong thing for breakfast can throw off an entire day.
Pens will keep the pin to look brighter and more colorful, but it's a lot easier to mess up.
