Sentence examples for was easily defined from inspiring English sources

In 1947 the USA had recognised the need for an immediate and gigantic project to restore the west European economies, because the supposed danger to these economies – communism and the USSR – was easily defined.

Far from a stable and simple golden age of photography when everyone knew what a camera was for and artistic excellence was easily defined, this gallery reveals the camera's first 130 years to be as restless and experimental as anything since.

A cross-species comparison of all the Sin1 sequences available, indicates five regions of greatest conservation, only one of which, a ~127 amino acid central region (SCD III), was easily defined in all taxa (Figs. 3, 4, 5 & 6).

The great teams are easily defined.

Old bunkers, unused for over 50 years, are easily defined.

Washington has never been easily defined by a singular cuisine.

Not all ecosystem service loss can be easily defined monetarily.

What the film is really saying is that our cultural identity can't be easily defined.

But from my iPod he reminds me, "Life doesn't lend itself to being easily defined.

The problems are easily defined: slow starts, offensive turnovers, big plays given up by the defense.

We can be easily defined by what we oppose, rather than what we support.