Sentence examples similar to a far easier choice from inspiring English sources

It is a far easier game from behind a microphone.

Was that a harder or an easier choice for you?

I thought leaving was a much easier choice than simmering.

Vice-presidential choices are inherently risky to a degree, but the risks are asymmetric, and weighted toward the downside: It's far easier to name choices who undermined campaigns than those who helped them.

Just pop in batteries and this thing sends juice to your gadget of choice — far easier than loading up your laptop, I'd say.

They argued that now, while the economy is growing rapidly by around 7% last year and this one it would be far easier to make difficult choices than later in this economic cycle.Politically, too, this, the first full-year budget presented by the government may have been the best chance to make difficult fiscal decisions.

But trading for a closer is far easier.

It's far easier to spot an unnecessary comma, an odd choice of grammar, or a good place for an emdash when you hear it out loud.

By holding an ax over the head of the museum, it will be far easier to break pension promises when choices have to be made.

Pursuing a Ph.D. was an easy choice.

Even if the situation is thrust upon you rather than being by choice, it'll be far easier on you and those around you if you pursue your downshifting without complaining and actively look for ways to improve your living circumstances rather than waiting to be "bailed out".[3].