Sentence examples for either easy from inspiring English sources

Like sex, it is either easy or impossible.

And the idea that earning money in prison is either easy or lucrative is idiotic.

It's an attractively drawn setting, with plenty of mouse-over information about the details of life in such a camp; what it isn't, however, is either easy to fathom or to interact with.

For all the recent interest in Thai food and the popularity of Vietnamese and Cambodian restaurants, most Southeast Asian cookbooks have been unsatisfactory, assuming either easy access to abstruse ingredients or a lack of interest in finding anything out of the ordinary.

The studies were run in 2 × 2 designs and manipulated the clarity of task difficulty (clear vs. unclear) and incentive value (low vs. high) of a memory task, which was either easy (Experiment 1) or extremely difficult (Experiment 2).

"To build a product, you need to have either easy access to customers or many members in the team who all have deep shared knowledge of the customer pain," Ashish Gupta says.

"These are products that can make peoples' lives either easier or help them live well," he said.

Little Boots, like many new artists, is happy to explain herself, which makes my job either easier or harder — it remains to be seen.

Most newer systems feature either easy-to-update or live maps, and give not just the level of detail that can amaze even us geeks, but also directions with alternatives and suggestions.

These descriptors around the center of the scale were ranked as either easier or more difficult.

Probabilistic reasoning allows us to infer dependent probabilities of events, from other events that are either easier to detect or to predict.