Sentence examples for was deemed easy from inspiring English sources

Lula was welcomed into the hierarchy because he was deemed easy to control.

The tool was deemed easy to use, and the arguments were presented in far less time than the curator had expected.

However, this was introduced as a departmental quality and safety intervention and the scoring system was deemed easy to follow with simple instructions especially as it was largely based on the BR+ scoring system which most midwives were familiar with.

The greater flexibility in leisure water use, concentrated in outdoor water use, encouraged municipal governments to focus on curbing this segment of domestic water demand: it was deemed easier for consumers to give up cleaning the car every week than trying to reduce indoor use (cooking, laundry, toilet use, hygiene…).

Female-to-female communication was deemed easier (e.g., discussing performance of self-care and its expected result).

Community and culture were strong factors in determining infants diet as it was deemed easier and preferable for parents to continue cultural taste preferences and habits that their communities held and reinforced: …it's not healthy actually its oily, it's our traditional food that we have grown up with…we are not trying to eat healthy.

Only 21 of the 98 passenger vehicles chosen for the study had Latch designs that were deemed easy to use, and only seven of the 98 vehicles, all 2010-11 models, had Latch anchors in the middle of the second-row seats — the safest place for children to travel, according to the study's authors.

The majority of sites, 38/46, were deemed easy to navigate.

It is deemed easy to perform by Africans clinicians, and is an acceptable alternative to VIA for cervical cancer screening in this region.

It seems that serifed type has been deemed easier to read by the publishing industry than by advertisers and designers.

The reasoning is that we may not be the only person requesting removal of excess hair, so as it's not a life-threatening matter, it's deemed easier and fairer not to subsidise it for anyone.