Sentence examples for normally an easy from inspiring English sources

Public infrastructure is normally an easy target during fiscal squeezes, with deleterious long-term consequences.

Because of the large number of samples (over 50 in our case), this is not normally an easy task.

Normally this is an easy offer to turn down.

"(Barry Corr's shot) looked as if it went back on the angle and normally that's an easy decision to make.

In contrast to nucleic acids, which associate according to the rules of base pair complementarity, the intricacies of protein structure do not – normally – allow for an easy mechanism of replication, which presumably explains the evolution of a coded system for their synthesis (for an interesting discussion of the contrasting molecular requirements for replication and catalysis, see [ 12]).

The original post was meant to explain why Trump shouldn't be mocked for having performed well on what, to a person with a normally-functioning brain, is an easy test.

We survived a flat-out schuss along the "bus ride" — a normally easy glide — to the parking lot, skiing across tree roots, forest mulch and shale, in time to catch an early redbud bloom along the lower Kaweah.

But he failed to clear 6 feet 9 inches in the high jump, a normally easy height for him, and lost critical points.

After years of use or in case of damage, CVC must be removed and eventually replaced: the recovery of the device should normally be easy, with a small surgical incision of the skin and tissues surrounding the device and pulling the catheter.

And what would normally be easy layups were a challenge, with the 7-foot-3-inch Sabonis and 6-10 Rastickingllace sticking up like stop signs in the paint.

Here, where cell death is reported to be common yet there is normally no easy access to a macrophage population, the endogenous disc cells may be encouraged to undergo phagocytosis (for example, of neighbouring cells within cell clusters).