Sentence examples for example of how easy from inspiring English sources

The lead-up to the introduction of gender-neutral pricing in 2012 offers a prime example of how easy it can be for annuity firms to cash in.

But Mylan is a prime example of how easy it is for leaders to say one thing publicly and act differently in private.

The inquiry has already heard the "little old lady in Bondi" was an example of how easy it would be to arrange the installation of insulation under the program.

As an example of how easy it is to manipulate the tax system, it's striking that Starbucks has just announced its first "UK profits", paying about £220,000 in tax on sales of £300m in the UK.

Although there was a commercial undertone to our stay in Fezna, the episode was typical of the relaxed hospitality we experienced everywhere in Morocco, and a characteristic example of how easy it can be to veer off the tourist trail.

I do not dismiss the ethical traps that remain – the misuse of police authority revealed recently in north London, where officers seized property including plasma TVs and smart cars for their own use – is merely one example of how easy it is for corruption to leak into the ranks.

The NCBI BLAST+ tools described here were among the first tools migrated to the Galaxy Tool Shed and have served as drivers of Tool Shed features and representative examples of how easy it can be to deploy very powerful tools using Galaxy.

The single examples are given as demonstrations of how easy entrance, trust, and incentives for students and young researchers to join UXC can offer potential and speed up the progress of collaboration.

For an example of just how easy it is to make this mistake, consider King.

Tracy Watts, a senior partner at Mercer and a specialist in health care cost management, gave an example of how "super easy" an online visit can be for a patient with, say, a rash.

The DVR is a good example of how even relatively easy-to-use technology with a huge potential market can be slow off the mark.