Sentence examples for easy to specify from inspiring English sources
It may be easy to specify the car you want.
That's easy to specify when they are close together.
The major criterion is easy to specify: privatization will work best when private managers find it in their interests to serve the public interest.
The designer of a diagnosis system is thus provided with a method where it is easy to specify desired behavior without violating structural requirements.
While the most efficient structure for such dispersants is relatively easy to specify, in foods they cannot simply be synthetically manufactured.
They are not easy to specify because they have less to do with the reimagining of history than with whether history is reimagined in a way that respects the facts.
It may be easier to specify which labels do not fit his theory than to attach one to it.
Since practitioners generally find it easier to specify estimates of fluctuation ranges than to determine appropriate distributional information, interval value proves especially meaningful in most practical settings.
For example, perhaps the theory should first be translated into a canonical formal language, such as the language of first-order predicate logic, where truth conditions, and thus ontological commitments, are easier to specify.
The new app has also made it easier to specify how many nights you're booking in your initial search, rather than asking for that information after you're looking at an individual hotel.
