Sentence examples for mean an easy from inspiring English sources

An unleveled trampoline can mean an easy accident.

This should mean an easy win for Tennessee, right?

Mrs. Merkel's coalition has a 21-vote advantage in the special assembly of 1,244 voters, which in a normal year would mean an easy election for her candidate, Christian Wulff, Lower Saxony's state premier.

However, this doesn't mean an easy path for VOIP.

Toeplitz matrix and rotation matrix belong to the uncertainty matrix and have some advantages of small time consumed in matrix construction, small amount of calculation, and small need for ram space, which mean an easy embedded hardware implementation; but compared with the random matrix, there is an obvious difference in the PSNR of the reconstructed image.

Losing could mean an easier path.

That's O.K., I told myself, wrestling with my fear -- a small baby will mean an easier delivery.

Analysts differed on whether approval of the proposal by the Chicago City Council would mean an easier time for Wal-Mart in other cities.

Michael Aylwin Match report: Gloucester 42-40 Newcastle Bristol may be champions but their 26-30 victory at Worcester on Saturday doesn't mean an easier path in the Championship play-offs.

While a 48-hour revolt by tea party-backed conservatives roiled the party this week, its conclusion could mean an easier path to passage for the spending cut bill when it reaches the House floor.

This small step will mean an easier spring start up and no extra cost of battery replacement.