Sentence examples for very easily compared from inspiring English sources

"Also, Japanese chefs are moving around the world very easily compared to Chinese chefs," Zagat explains.

In this respect, this study can be very easily compared to the others with the same design [ 9, 16- 19], that in a way are comparable control groups.

Simulation results showed that the algorithm is able to construct a feasible and very efficient timetable more quickly and easily compared to other techniques, thus preventing disagreements and arguments among teachers and assisting each school to operate with its full resources from the beginning of the academic year.

Not only do the pygmies "laugh easily" compared with other more dour and solemn tribes, but they laugh in a very distinctive way.

When I asked why, I was told "so companies can't compare prices". This makes very little sense because companies can easily compare prices with data openly available on the internet.

His record easily compares with Saddam Hussein's.

"You can easily compare situations," Villas-Boas said.

But she can't compare that very easily to the ROI for poly-sci students at Tufts University, the U.S. Naval Academy or Carleton College, where she also is applying.

Since we use a unified method, we can compare the contractive conditions very easily.

Since we use a unified method, we can compare the contractive conditions very easily (see Theorem 12).

Set achievable goals, think positive, and never, ever compare yourself to others--it can make you depressed very easily).