low-hanging fruit

"The big guys are stepping into their market; they're taking away the low-hanging fruit."

"We seem to have a different definition of low-hanging fruit.

The low-hanging fruit in terms of aviation safety has now been picked.

But that's always going to be the low-hanging fruit.

"We don't just break up the business and pick the low-hanging fruit, but rather invest in companies for their long-term growth."

Right now those are - essentially, Windows used to be the so-called low-hanging fruit.

And these are just the low-hanging fruit of more civilized content-surfacing.

They're the low-hanging fruit, not just easy to fix, but worth fixing.

Too bad you went for the low-hanging fruit, Greg.

One had to distinguish between low-hanging fruit and poisoned bait.

So let's stick to low-hanging fruit: the weird and wonderful effects of various ingredients.

The trouble with "going forward" is that it is low-hanging fruit.

"He's now picked the low-hanging fruit in terms of meeting with disparate groups and trying to unite the city."

"They've already picked most of the low-hanging fruit in metro areas, so now they're going into the secondary markets."

The low-hanging fruit has been picked, and we are left with a more spare roster of investment choices.

And the low-hanging fruit has already been taken.

I don't think so because there's so much low-hanging fruit, they're not going to do any extra work.

They can't make decent coverage, so why all the fan-fare about the low-hanging fruit.

We've had much of the low-hanging fruit already.

Low-hanging fruit was meant to be picked last.

The challenge was to find big reductions that would actually save Dow money - a search for so-called low-hanging fruit.

"Speaking of low-hanging fruit, I think sour grapes are on the menu," he said.

"It's possible that plaintiffs' lawyers are just picking the low-hanging fruit.

Yet when he turned the corner she was standing with her back towards him, and stooping to gather the low-hanging fruit.

Apostrophes are also low-hanging fruit when it comes to solving cryptograms.