Sentence examples for may be easiest from inspiring English sources
Especially in this case, it may be easiest to set this to true, so it works regardless of capitalization.
It may be easiest to describe "Winnie the Pooh," an ever so slight, entirely charming new Disney animated feature, by saying what it is not.
As liberal Democrats, they may be easiest to reach when the alternative is a Republican who opposes abortion rights, would probably name more justices to the Supreme Court who feel the same and supports the war in Iraq.
In that way, we are all family, and before the big post-Christmas crowds hit the slopes, it may be easiest to feel that kinship in the days leading up to the holiday.
And, like all marine energy, tidal power may be easiest to produce in places where it is least needed far away from centres of population, where connections to the national grid would be expensive.
Bill Callahan may be easiest to describe by what he isn't quite: a folkie; a country singer; a cloistered, primitivist weirdo with a four-track recorder; a poet or some other kind of words-only artist.
NBC and ABC may be easy pickings.
That may be easier said than done.
His cost-cutting plans may be easier.
It may be easier than you think.
