Sentence examples for possibly easier from inspiring English sources

Neil has found a remote bell tower to paint, so I decide to hide out with him and maybe work up my earlier rubbish into an abstract, which instinct tells me is harder to be bad at, though possibly easier to mock.

In any case, they already consume vast quantities of synthetic grub, including food colourings made of petroleum or coal tar.Let them eat cowThere are other, possibly easier ways to deal with impending "peak meat", which could see its price quadruple in 20 years.

But Blake and La Valle spotted another, possibly easier to remedy, problem.

It's similar to exposure bracketing, but it's more self-contained and possibly easier to use.

I thought it would have made things possibly easier for me if he had shown some kind of remorse.

The interviewees suggest that it is possibly easier to convince target groups, when promoting the technology, by mentioning the particular benefits of CHP that would appeal to them.

As far as wearable technology goes, embellishing clothing with LEDs is the most surefire (and possibly easiest?) way to embrace the medium.

"We're fully expecting that we will be seen as the easy-beats and possibly the easy targets for a barrage of bumpers and perhaps some sledging," he said.

The appeal of "Wipeout," ABC's hit summer show, could not possibly be easier to explain.

This crowding quite possibly invites "easier exposure of patient organs to unexpected trauma".

"Don't spend all the money": possibly an easier mantra to live by when you've got money to spare.