Sentence examples for easy to rail from inspiring English sources

After the horrible lesson of Iraq it's easy to rail against the idea that military intervention could ever have a positive outcome.

It is easy to rail against contractors for holding money above loyalty to country; Halliburton, for instance, has been a target of this criticism.

"It's easy to rail against austerity, to pose as a socialist when no one ever asks you how you will pay for the fairer future you claim to believe in," Dugdale is due to tell delegates in her main conference address on Saturday.

It's easy to rail against intrusive questioning, and there are worthy arguments for opting to stifle curiosity rather than indulging it.

It's easy to rail at Congress and the Fed and the President and all the bozos past, present and future who don't foresee the bubbles or simply drink too much of them.

By now he surely knows that antagonism is easier to rail against than ambivalence.

But instead of attempting to face such issues, one by one, and suggest in detail how change could be achieved, Mr Howard and writers like him find it easier to rail against the system as a whole.

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It is easy to build rail and metro in an open area, but in a congested area like Mumbai city, it was a huge challenge," Maharashtra state chief minister Prithviraj Chavan said during trials of the new system this summer.

With two railroads crossing campus, MSU students have easy access to rail travel.

It is now easy to combine air, rail and car travel in new ways to reach a destination.