Sentence examples for it easy to define from inspiring English sources
Nor is it easy to define what sort of trading is against the law.
But this whimsical-looking baby-size wand makes it easy to define each of your bottom lashes.
User-friendly graphical interfaces make it easy to define the problem, and monitor and steer the optimization process.
EUROPE has never found it easy to define itself, and now it is having more trouble than ever doing so.
A standard based open architecture facilitates extensibility, interoperability, portability, and code sharing; standard protocols make it easy to define standard services that provide enhanced capabilities.
On the other hand, the space of barcodes lacks geometric properties that would make it easy to define basic concepts such as mean, median, and so on.
Royal Mail is now a FTSE 100 company and the market in its shares is deep and active, making it easier to define value for money: it means shedding the stock as close to the market price as possible.
This makes it easier to define appropriate features.
This work could be a basis for the biomedical engineers in order to make it easier to define common practices and to share knowledge and abilities.
The collection's curator, Terri Goldich, finds it easier to define alternative by what it's not than by what it is.
As previously mentioned, it makes it easier to define monotonic relationships.
