Sentence examples for a less difficult from inspiring English sources

Hungarian is a less difficult language.

Many parents, however, would rather their children learn in a less difficult environment, and opt to keep them home.

There has been speculation about Notre Dame's joining the Big Ten or the Atlantic Coast Conference to secure a less difficult schedule.

He wanted to be able to work extra hours one week on a difficult program in exchange for working fewer hours another week on a less difficult program.

It still struggles to find a less difficult name than the Czech Republic, and has meanwhile not found anything better than just half of the old one – "Czecho".

He was advised to choose a less difficult place – the city had a fractured opposition, and Isis and government forces were still wreaking havoc – but De Mistura was firm that an iconic image was needed.

It's more difficult to only focus on you when you are focused on other people and how you can help them, raise them up, make their lives just a little less difficult, or a little more pleasurable.

The mission offered no tactical gains, but it would make an awful situation a bit less difficult to bear.

"Enforcing strikes is difficult to do, at least at first," he says, "but it's a lot less difficult than failing a semester.

Etiquette: Dating a work colleague requires a good amount of old-fashioned social etiquette, not because it will make you any more attractive but because it will make the whole process a lot more comfortable and a lot less difficult, if and when the whole thing ends.

More recently, a 50-year-old man in Trenton underwent a far less difficult gene therapy procedure.