Sentence examples for perhaps not easy from inspiring English sources
It is possible -- perhaps not easy, but possible -- to live in Orenco without a car.
Van Gaal's United have to be regarded as beatable – perhaps not easy to beat, not exactly there for the taking, but nothing to be frightened of either.
Most of all, he lambasts himself: "The mental condition of a young man who asks nothing more of life than twelve hundred a year and four days a week with the Packlestone is perhaps not easy to defend".
People in the United States have a slowly eroding relationship with nature, but we could help reverse this trend with a combination of small, easy -- and some perhaps not so easy -- changes.
"Men are perhaps not intrinsically easy to look at, or are less easy about being looked at and need to be doing something".
It's easy to see the presence of loss when a person dies, but perhaps not so easy to see when it is the death of something else.
Okay, perhaps not that easy.
Although perhaps not that easy.
"It is perhaps not as easy as learning from the back.
These are perhaps not so easy to separate in practice, but I shall try to deal with each in turn.
Maybe not that hard for a techie, but perhaps not that easy for a district judge with a limited technology background.
