Sentence examples for to be an easy problem from inspiring English sources

It turned out to be an easy problem, fixed free of charge.

Although at first this might seem to be an easy problem to solve, for example, through different patterns of neural activity distinguishing between self-generated motor actions and the motor actions of others, research into mirror neurons shows that there are similar patterns of neural firing between watching an action performed by another and carrying out that action oneself.

It is important to note that, because MSA editing appears to be an easy problem for a SVM classifier, it is possible to refine or completely retrain the classifier to match specific annotation practices.

Would not arms reductions be an easy problem to solve if we could prove to each other that we neither of us has any aggressive intent?

This would be an easy problem to solve.

This should be an easy problem to solve nationwide.

To me, Mike Tyson is an easy problem.

And while the so-called digital divide is an easy problem to label, it is a lot stickier to solve.

The money that my work fetches these days makes me a bit uncomfortable, but that's an easy problem to solve — you just stop whingeing and give it all away.

Now, nobody should pretend that Syria is an easy problem to solve.

Carson told NPR, in an interview aired Thursday, that he hopes elected officials "will recognize that this is an easy problem to solve".