Sentence examples for has often been easy from inspiring English sources

Taking ground from the Taliban has often been easy.

It's a small word, so pervasive and overloaded with meanings that its significance has often been easy to overlook.

It aggressively highlights songwriter Tim Rice-Oxley's ear for a razor-sharp pop tune, something that has often been easy to ignore, particularly if the very thought of a hand-wringing post-Coldplay piano ballad caused your fingers to automatically stick in your ears.

Thus it has often been easier for Indian politicians to push for political or economic changes than try to push a social agenda.

Cracking down on women's rights has often been an easy way for governments, secular or not, to placate their more extreme allies or enemies.

Rabbat added that open source is also an increasingly important recruiting tool for the company and that, as the company stepped up its acquisition efforts since Marissa Mayer took the reins of the company, integrating the technologies of other companies has often been relatively easy because those companies already used Hadoop, too.

However, because of the country's huge reserves of natural resources, especially oil and gas, Mr Nazarbayev has often been given an easy ride on human rights by Western leaders keen to court the country's natural resources.

As has often been said, its easy to see scammers everywhere, but difficult to find such tendencies in oneself.

It has often been said that it is easier now to imagine the end of the world than it is to imagine a better one.

It has not been easy, and she has often been alone.

The one exception to this is that NAEB may be more important than has often been recognized, is relatively easy to diagnose with the appropriate laboratories workup, and therefore should also be considered early in the diagnostic evaluation.