Sentence examples for easy to settle the from inspiring English sources
Given this array of interests, says Reed, it won't be easy to settle the many tradeoffs involved in restoration.
You might have thought that it would be easy to settle the question of whether the Skeptic has any beliefs by looking at the example Sextus gives of the kind of assent the Skeptic can engage in.
It is not easy to settle the rights and wrongs of the issue at this distance, but it does seem fairly clear that there was something very wrong with the accounts at this time.
However, it might not prove easy to settle the levels for such taxes or quotas because the appropriate tax or quota in one country depends on the levels set by other countries exporting the same commodity.
Schiff and Valdés suggest that for "the few export products where developing countries have market power, appropriate export taxes or quotas should be imposed".26 However, it might not prove easy to settle the levels for such taxes or quotas because the appropriate tax or quota in one country depends on the levels set by other countries exporting the same commodity.
"My wife and I struggled at the start, but it was pretty easy to settle into the club as there were plenty of people doing their best to make you feel at home.
"It's been really easy to settle in; the boys were all welcoming when I first came in.
Ahmat says she found it easy to settle in the U.K. and suggests its shared colonial history as a possible reason.
"It's very easy to settle in because the coaching staff and the players are very friendly," he added.
As Mr. Jacobson reflects, only by train travel can you see "that such a vast place could not have been easy to settle" and "that as the space filled up to the limited extent that it did, it filled up with all sorts and conditions of men who left their own peculiar signs behind them". This handsome volume captures those signs.
