Sentence examples for an easier era from inspiring English sources

Attracting good social workers and money to such places is not easy.In the future, we may look back at when we were obsessed with the problems as youth as an easier era.

In a world that doesn't want another Cold War, General Craddock, tossing in some maybes for courtesy and conditionality's sake, sounded like a man who had marked the close of an easier era.

Years ago they came…in the past it was a lot," he says, speaking slowly and remembering an easier era.

This can't be an easy era to be an effective CEO.

HAVING secured a particularly warm spot in the Hearts and memories of Broadway's playgoers, "The Matchmaker" arrived at the Dittle Carnegie last night equipped to capture the affections of moviegoers.Thornton Wilder's comic valentine to the amorous antics of a bygone and easier era is still a lively combination of farce and the flamboyant make-believe of the turn-of-the-century theatre.

"It's a very different climate now," Lee said as he referenced the comparatively easy era in which he was able to get films like 1992's "Malcolm X" made.

"Female cocktail geeks don't feel the need to wear a costume," she said, referring to the persistent trend of male bartenders to engage in speak-easy-era role-playing with vests, trilby hats and waxed mustaches.

Reducing barristers' and solicitors' fees should be an easy policy sell in an era of austerity.

In Gov. Haley Barbour's hazy, dream-coated South, the civil-rights era was an easy transition for his Mississippi hometown of Yazoo City.

Committing to prepare for the priesthood and a celibate life was not an easy decision, particularly in an era of sex abuse scandals that have rocked the Catholic church.

What Appington does is "take apps out of the silent movie era," but providing an easy way for devs to add voiceover narration through an SDK.