Sentence examples for fall easy from inspiring English sources

Already people crippled by pressing debts fall easy victim to "unlock your pension" offers for the under-55s, some losing entire pots by paying an unexpected 55% tax and usurious charges.

The close ties between the Sudanese and Eritrean governments, characterised by periodic roundups and returns of refugees, mean they fall easy prey to agents of Bedouin traffickers who promise access to Europe Italyly via Libya – or to Israel via Egypt, countries symbolising "safety".

"It is time Kenyan Muslims came out, not just in condemnation of attacks, but in a long-term [campaign of] education of children and youth, so that they do not fall easy prey to extremists … unless concerted efforts are taken, this nation is headed towards a religious war … a very frightening prospect indeed".

We must not fall easy prey to the sentimentality of vintage photographs.

Conversations tend to fall easier there, first with the grain and then against it.

Some Shots Fall Easier Louisville guard Russ Smith took 29 shots — 6 from inside the 3-point arc, 11 from outside it and 12 on free throws.

Avoid brushing hair when wet, as the hair tends to fall easier.

Alternately abused and neglected by his alcoholic father, Boyd falls easy prey to Mike, a psychopathic gas station attendant who appears seemingly out of nowhere.

It falls easy to read this as research politics promoting certain interests rather than as scientifically valuable analyses.

Because of its short life span and pelagic schooling nature capelin have fallen easy prey to modern fishing technology and stocks have collapsed because of overfishing.

This frame is adopted almost by default in most questions of technology implementation as it falls easy to bring in line with conventional cost-benefit analyses and other economic tools usually prevalent in technology policy.