Sentence examples for take this easy from inspiring English sources

Mr Johnson does not take this easy path.

But, to their great credit, the Israeli academic establishment has refused to take this easy option, most notably in the case of Haifa professor Ilan Pappe.

"We're fighting in his home city which will give him more motivation and more confidence against me, and we know he's tough so we can't take this easy.

Mrs. Hagan will not take this easy...

It'd be better for Republicans if they pushed the next debt ceiling hike all the way past the midterm elections, but they may not take this easy way out. .

And states are taking this easier path, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.

If Connecticut isn't ready to take this relatively easy step, they ask, how will towns ever cooperate on affordable housing and education, where the interests of small municipalities and larger cities clearly diverge?

Everyone makes jokes about the self-absorbed hypocrises of Islington liberalism; only this writer has the wit and the stringency to take on this easy comedy and draw compelling, even universal pathos from it.

"Back to sleep" cuts the risk of SIDS by over 50percentt, so make sure that you're taking this very easy step, every single time.

"But to take the easy solution, this is not right.

You may eventually wish to combine scenes into chapter sections, but until you're sure exactly what form your novel is going to take this technique makes it easier to mix and match until the novel is solid.