simple matter

Will it be a simple matter of the newlyweds depositing their marriage certificate?

You may think of French fries as a simple matter of potatoes meeting fat at high temperatures.

From there, it is a simple matter to quickly overwhelm the local immune defenses, resulting in death in almost all cases.

It is not a simple matter to be a Jew in America this time of year.

But correlation is a relatively simple matter; cause is a much harder one.

It may seem a simple matter to distribute or "pay out" the cable, but in practice it is exceedingly difficult.

This is not intended as a reflection upon the occupants, but is done as a simple matter of taste.

With the railway passing so near it would be a simple matter for him to spend his week-ends at Llanyglo.

It was a simple matter for Mr. Gardiner to remove the package from his safe and cast the suspicion upon his clerk.

Do you admit now, Philip, that bringing up children is not a very simple matter?