Sentence examples for apparently easier from inspiring English sources

Yet it's apparently easier for you to meet here in Berlin, say, than in Jerusalem.

Appreciating Hammond's talents from a distance, however, was apparently easier than working with him directly.

First, the Internet makes it apparently easier to realize innovations and to get business models running.

But it is apparently easier to admit to changed views on guns than on race.

(Parisians, apparently easier to impress than they are today, were "tickled with each repetition of the spectacle").

Even so, many people do the same because it makes their tasks apparently easier, quicker and less taxing than keeping everything in digital form from start to finish.

It was remarkably tense, given the apparently easy nature of the task at the start of play.

Mr. Batter said it took time to work out how to make the world intricate while keeping it technologically easy, or at least apparently easy.

Mr. Olivares's apparently easy ascent belies the stresses and anxieties of being an American designer (and therefore in the minority) at the Milan fair.

Criminals looking to recruit a money mule target vulnerable people on low incomes who are tempted by the lure of an apparently easy way of making extra cash.

After the Lewis fight, Rahman wanted a tuneup, an apparently easy-money title fight, before giving Lewis the immediate return bout stipulated in the contract.