The phrase "an easier run" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a run that is less difficult or more manageable than another.
Example: "After a long week of training, I decided to take an easier run along the park trail."
Alternatives: "a simpler run" or "a more manageable run".
Arcaro shrugged this off, remarking instead that it had been an easier run than in the Derby.
One of them, though, must have had an easier run than most: ex-Hollyoaks star Jodi Albert is also known as Mrs Egan.
Gillard tells Hooper there is no control group to tell her reliably whether a male leader in the same circumstances would have had an easier run.
But the union with England is everyone's business and the first minister has been getting an easier run in his flip-flopping strategy towards the promised referendum than any politician should in a healthy society.
The ad hoc tribunals have had an easier run than their global counterpart, [the ICC]." Sands said the Rwandan government, which set up a system of Gacaca community courts in villages across the country, had been more successful than the ICTY in promoting reconciliation.
Poroshenko insisted he had not planned to meet Firtash, but soon after the encounter Klitschko, who has been seen as close to Firtash, pulled out of the presidential race, leaving Poroshenko an easier run, and stood for mayor of Kiev instead.
Their title ambitions lie in tatters, with Bordeaux having an easier run-in on paper, and the Mediterranean side are now just four points clear of Lyon, who strengthened their grip on third place.
Arsenal have the experience of 16 consecutive seasons in the Champions League and an easier run-in than Everton, but the Merseyside club have the momentum, form and appetite in the race for fourth place.
However, Bayern's president Uli Hoeness has already attempted to take the sheen from Dortmund's win having previously claimed that their failure in Europe means they have had an easier run-in than Bayern.
On paper, England do have an easier run-in, with series against West Indies, Pakistan and Sri Lanka to come after this one.
Arguably United have an easier run-in than City, though Mancini maintains Sir Alex Ferguson's side will drop points during the climax to the season, which will see the two sides meet at the Etihad Stadium on 30 April.
