Sentence examples for it is easier to conclude from inspiring English sources

With hindsight it is easier to conclude that Morgan deserted that policy late on Friday when Morris was beginning to cause mayhem.

Reading or watching news reports on Yemen, it is easy to conclude that it is well on its way to becoming a failed state: another Somalia.

"And when someone from a non nuclear-weapon state looks at the UK, which says its going to spend 100bn pounds on replacing their nuclear weapons, it is easy to conclude that those nuclear weapons aren't going anywhere soon.

It is easy to conclude that this is because the establishment has become over-mighty.

"It is easy to conclude that homosexuals have suffered a history of discrimination," the court wrote.

Listening to Mr Campbell's AFA address, it is easy to conclude that agoraphobia reigns over the American housing market.

From results and possession statistics alone, it is easy to conclude that Bayern and Guardiola are an unassailable force.

On such an evening, it is easy to conclude that not everything about the Great Depression was bad.

It is easy to conclude that things are so bad the chief has to go; less easy to understand what needs to happen after.

FROM the rubble of Western banking it is easy to conclude that emerging-market banks are already big, getting bigger, and are coming to get us.

After a decade of frustratingly little progress, it is easy to conclude that the negotiations to reduce global trade barriers have failed.