Sentences with phrase «fairly easy decision»

It was a fairly easy decision once we really started to talk about it.

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In cases like these, where the evidence of manuscripts, versions and early quotations is fairly straightforward, it is relatively easy to make decisions about the nature of the original, or more original, text.

It's always easy to make the decisions from the outside looking in... Chelsea won the league fairly comprehensively last season, and do you think their form & quality, or Mourinho's charm have all suddenly dwindled or disappeared?

It was fairly easy to guess the Arsenal starting line up that would be facing Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool side in the Premier League at Anfield tonight, with Arsene Wenger only having a couple of little decisions to make.

Scorpion's Blu - ray of this oddball supernatural occult curiosity is pretty solid (and likely the best one this film will ever get), all of which makes a fan's decision as to whether or not to add this disc to their personal library a fairly easy one.

At first you don't know what you want to focus on and then you have to set it up, but once those decisions are made, it's fairly easy to keep going.

At first it might seem like these decisions are fairly easy and the lure to do what is morally decent should hopefully pull you toward what seem to be sensible choices, like building that hospital or trying to avoid war if it isn't needed.

While the above criteria are fairly easy to understand, their application can be complicated because a number of uncertainties relevant to a given decision may reinforce each other or may partially cancel each other out (e.g., optimistic estimates of technological change may offset pessimistic estimates of climate damages).

«The decision was actually fairly easy,» said MSU Culinary Services Sustainability Officer Cole Gude to The State News.

I recently had to produce a bilingual text, and while I started in English, it was fairly easy with Supreme Court decisions and Ontario and federal acts, to cut and paste in parallel translations.

The Panel's vision is «for a market where everyone can access high quality and affordable legal services that meet their needs: • A competitive legal services market where consumers are empowered and have easy access to high quality legal advice at a fair price; • All consumers have an equal access to legal services regardless of their personal circumstances; • Regulatory bodies have processes enabling them to take decisions which are in the consumer interest; • Consumers receive legal advice from a diverse and competent workforce; • Consumer complaints are resolved fairly, quickly and cost - effectively.

The security loophole - a fairly unusual combination of network settings and connected speaker architecture intended to make configuration easier - is the latest illustration of how fairly innocuous decisions around the Internet of Things can have unforeseen consequences.