Sentence examples for perhaps most easily from inspiring English sources

That's perhaps most easily done by giant companies with big budgets for new technology; Google, Apple, and Ikea have all announced major plans to switch to renewable energy.

This is perhaps most easily observed by comparing the voting date for the New Hampshire primary to that of Super Tuesday, as I have done in the table below.

Phreatic eruptions are a broad class of volcanic eruptions, perhaps most easily defined in contrast to purely magmatic eruptions.

GameFly, which is perhaps most easily explained as the NetFlix of the gaming world, today launched a new version of their site specifically optimized for mobile handsets.

During all this time, the city is alive with fireworks, parades of gigantes and cabezudos (giant puppets), plays, people running around in costumes, and every kind of music imaginable, including Spanish Celtic folk music, in which the bagpipe is a central instrument and which is perhaps most easily described as the Galician counterpart to traditional Irish Celtic music.

That this argument is valid is perhaps most easily seen by a reductio argument, in which one assumes that the conclusion—(7)—is false, and then shows that the denial of (7), along with premises (1) through (6), leads to a contradiction.

Of all the possible reasons for Obama's difficult pre-Thanksgiving days, this is the most perplexing and, perhaps, the most easily remedied.

Perhaps the most easily drawn conclusion about L. Alan Sroufe, who wrote Ritalin Gone Wrong for the Jan . 29Week in Review, is that he does not have a child who suffers from what he calls "problems in focusing" — or what most call attention deficit hyperactivity disorder — and who has benefited from Ritalin or one of the many other drug therapies available.

Dallek correctly calls this Kennedy's finest hour, and explores the unimaginable pressure the president was under from incompetent military advisers, erratic Soviet counterparts and hotheads on all sides (Castro was despised by so many people that a naval training exercise in the Caribbean was code-named "Ortsac" -- perhaps the most easily broken cipher in the history of intelligence).

Perhaps the most easily apparent is the existence of Dark Matter, which the Standard Model has no particle candidate for.

The culinary arts are perhaps the most easily enjoyed of all artistic endeavors.