Sentence examples for easy to strike from from inspiring English sources

All these scented-leaved pelargoniums are easy to strike from cuttings and overwinter.

The first argyranthemum I ever grew was "Jamaica Primrose" and because it's easy to strike from cuttings, I'm still growing it.

Teachers who struck in 1976 said it was not easy to strike again.

It's not so easy to strike the right balance between exertion and rest, researchers say.

It was not easy to strike the deal, but it did work.

It's easy to strike a sinister note when you take to the stage in a balaclava.

However, it might not be easy to strike a balance between security and user friendliness in achieving security objectives.

Currently, insiders estimate the number of adult sites on the web to be anywhere from 10,000 to 50,000 and growing, grumbling that with all the newcomers, its no longer so easy to strike it rich.

The report also polled 284 Londoners and found 59% think it is too easy to strike and 48% favoured some form of ban on strikes on the Underground.

Waiting in the bar for a table, it's easy to strike up a conversation.

It is not easy to strike the right balance between frequently questioning the competence of the supplier and maintaining a trusting relationship.