Sentence examples for a somewhat easier time from inspiring English sources

Ana had a somewhat easier time than others did putting her gang life behind her.

Mr. Gore's second witness, Prof. Nicholas Hengartner, a Yale statistician, had a somewhat easier time.

Ford has a somewhat easier time of it than Mr. Wilder, being required to be little more than stalwart straight-man to the star.

As a result, many private schools were somewhat less selective this year, and applicants had a somewhat easier time getting in -- although not to the extent, college officials say, that the academic caliber of their students has suffered.

Mr. García Bernal, whose character receives a ludicrously expensive pen made with woolly mammoth ivory (hence the title), has a somewhat easier time, partly because when he engages with another embodiment of first world exploitation (Run Srinikornchot), she isn't holding a toilet brush.

To be sure, GOP candidates have a somewhat easier time convincing their own voters of the need for improvement.

Wells Fargo would have a slightly easier time.

Now we can consider the creature itself with a somewhat easier conscience.

US Senators who wish to enact a filibuster have a somewhat easier task than Davis and her fellow state senators.

If Bill Gates, for one, had bought the Post, this might be a somewhat easier picture to discern.

Pressing the face of the Up move once shows your step progress for the day; pressing it a second time shows the time, albeit in a somewhat easy-to-miss series of LED flashes.