| For one thing, the ferrets weren't very predator savvy, and naive ferrets made easy prey for hawks, eagles and other grassland hunters. |
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| It was made easy because everyone was so nice, but I was punch-drunk by the end. |
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| Nearby fields turned golden brown and made easy harvesting, noted by the neighbourhood gurriers who added hay bales to their pyromania hitlists. |
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| These we passed on the way up, an ascent made easy to Nab Farm by a metalled track. |
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| Our returning officer's task was made easy as all the executive officers remained in office and there were seven other members of the committee. |
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| Costa Rica made easy meat of already-eliminated Trinidad and Tobago at home in San Jose. |
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| The introduction of the euro must be made easy for the public and consumers. |
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| The programming of the instrument is made easy by grouping the parameters in function blocks and by a simplified data entry menu. |
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| The work of the control services has not been made easy by this, particularly with regard to seeking out and identifying criminals. |
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| As long as visas are required, they need to be made easy and cheap for law-abiding citizens to acquire. |
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| Access to cultural services should be made easy for all strata of the population. |
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| It's all made easy with step-by-step Internet account activation, on the telephone with a Sprint Canada E-services representative. |
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| Since our purpose is to make evolution easy, we require that modification be made easy. |
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| He said the life of humans had been made easy by the gods but that humans had lost sight of this through seeking after honeyed cakes, perfumes, and similar things. |
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| Installed in apartments or individual houses, the maintenance is made easy by the location inside the dwelling. |
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| Loading and unloading the pickup box was made easy and incident-free thanks to the Stepgate, an in-gate step with handle. |
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| Psychologists have arrived at the conclusion that a young man who does some of this self-help work is a better student and a better man than the one who has things made easy for him. |
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| Hugo Sanchez's Pumas from Mexico City managed a draw on the road with Honduran powerhouses Olimpia, while CF Monterrey made easy meat of Guatemala's Municipal at home. |
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| Installation is made easy with features such as Power over Ethernet and pixel counter, which helps to verify that the required pixel resolution of an object or face is met. |
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| For materials handling made easy, choose Massey Ferguson. |
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| These inquiries also indicated that information should be made easy to understand and that visual elements should be used to facilitate comprehension. |
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| Headband cleaning made easy by inner, removable and washable padding. |
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| He suggests, for instance, that bureaucrats steal because they are poorly and erratically paid, and that theft is made easy by a lack of computerisation and rigorous accounting procedures. |
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| Management is made easy by using the Web interface, Command Line Interface, or EliteView Management Software for SNMP-based management. |
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| But the home side made easy meat of the target, Trefor Williams and Dave Taylor putting on 126 for the first wicket in the process. |
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| Four thunderous strikes from player-coach Andy Preece ensured Carlisle progressed into the fourth round of the GLS Cup as the Cumbrians made easy work of Runcorn FC Halton. |
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| Media Lab added this much-needed feature to AlphaMania to assist with its own GUI needs and has now made easy popup menu generation available to its customers. |
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| Therefore, colonization was made easy and the small states of the archipelago quickly became incorporated into the Spanish Empire and were Hispanicized and Christianized. |
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| The new visualizers are part of Emser Tile's new Design Made Easy initiative which is designed to simplify the selection process. |
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| Anjum Anand, who presented BBC2's Indian Cooking Made Easy, said Vitamin C-packed ingredients like pomegranate seeds and fenugreek leaves have healing powers. |
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