could be easily hold in a human fist vs could be easily hold by a human fist

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• This action could be easily reversed.
• It could be easily managed in hospital.
• There is no obvious mistake which could be easily detected.
• But with just a "scootcharino" of work, it could be easily converted into the perfect creative nook for, you know, a...
• Now in the pre-industrial ocean, as we were mentioning, this whale call could be easily detected.
• He was in a public place... Parrillan... And he should have known his comments could be easily overheard.
• I mean, my fear is that she could be easily manipulated by the other women.
• Given the high profit margin realised by this company, it was concluded that the minimal increase in cost could be easily absorbed.
• The difference of 40 employees could be easily offset by increased camera surveillance without security at the airfreight centre being impaired.
• The problem could be easily overcome by adding various types of stippling or lining in place of the problematic colours.
• But this logical, non-discriminatory principle, which could be easily implemented, does not seem to be easily understood by everybody.
• Technically the situation could be easily rectified by including a reference to Article 286 of the EC Treaty in Articles 28 and 41 of the EU Treaty.
• Otherwise, the rules could be easily circumvented by granting aid not to the polluters, but to the companies taking care of the pollution.
• According to Buonotourist, this argument could be easily countered by noting that the Region had accepted the same data during the period under review, considering them reliable at the time.
• The provisions in this Regulation regarding conflicts of interest with regard to the shareholder structure should not only refer to direct but also to indirect shareholdings as otherwise those rules could be easily circumvented.
• It is recalled that there is significant spare capacity in the PRC and that production of LAM in the PRC could be easily increased as explained in recitals 45 to 48.
• Therefore, even taking into account the worst case scenario, it seems that the resulted price increase could be easily absorbed in the chain of downstream sales.
• In this case, the woman in leave would not receive the full maternity allowance but could be easily replaced in the family business.
• In particular, the diagnostic principles for petrol cars are well understood, having been developed in the US, so could be easily introduced in the EU.
• However, they could be easily misunderstood and/or misinterpreted by consumers, possibly leading to imagine other/better health benefits of a food than those that actually exist.

Some examples from the web:

• This action could be easily reversed.
• It could be easily managed in hospital.
• There is no obvious mistake which could be easily detected.
• But with just a "scootcharino" of work, it could be easily converted into the perfect creative nook for, you know, a...
• Now in the pre-industrial ocean, as we were mentioning, this whale call could be easily detected.
• He was in a public place... Parrillan... And he should have known his comments could be easily overheard.
• I mean, my fear is that she could be easily manipulated by the other women.
• Given the high profit margin realised by this company, it was concluded that the minimal increase in cost could be easily absorbed.
• The difference of 40 employees could be easily offset by increased camera surveillance without security at the airfreight centre being impaired.
• The problem could be easily overcome by adding various types of stippling or lining in place of the problematic colours.
• But this logical, non-discriminatory principle, which could be easily implemented, does not seem to be easily understood by everybody.
• Technically the situation could be easily rectified by including a reference to Article 286 of the EC Treaty in Articles 28 and 41 of the EU Treaty.
• Otherwise, the rules could be easily circumvented by granting aid not to the polluters, but to the companies taking care of the pollution.
• According to Buonotourist, this argument could be easily countered by noting that the Region had accepted the same data during the period under review, considering them reliable at the time.
• The provisions in this Regulation regarding conflicts of interest with regard to the shareholder structure should not only refer to direct but also to indirect shareholdings as otherwise those rules could be easily circumvented.
• It is recalled that there is significant spare capacity in the PRC and that production of LAM in the PRC could be easily increased as explained in recitals 45 to 48.
• Therefore, even taking into account the worst case scenario, it seems that the resulted price increase could be easily absorbed in the chain of downstream sales.
• In this case, the woman in leave would not receive the full maternity allowance but could be easily replaced in the family business.
• In particular, the diagnostic principles for petrol cars are well understood, having been developed in the US, so could be easily introduced in the EU.
• However, they could be easily misunderstood and/or misinterpreted by consumers, possibly leading to imagine other/better health benefits of a food than those that actually exist.