Sentence examples for be easier for a from inspiring English sources
Some headings were shortened for example "Functions of the skin" became "skin condition", the latter being in common use and, as two words, would be easier for a person who had residual communication impairments following their stroke to read and understand.
It might be easier for a president to confound expectations than fulfill them.
"In some ways, though, I think it may be easier for a woman.
It might be easier for a lady than for a guy, but you don't lose your job over crying.
(Plus, as my mother helpfully pointed out, any precancerous growths would be easier for a doctor to spot).
So does this mean it would be easier for a serial like Takin' Over the Asylum to be made today?
And it will always be easier for a more senior person to do than a junior one.
When clarified these difficulties, the possibilities of understanding the interaction phenomenon between product and user must be easier for a industrial design student.
As a stand-alone cable networks operator, it should be easier for a rival like Time Warner to buy when Mr. Redstone eventually cedes control.
A salesman handed me a 20-gauge semiautomatic (at the lower end of the price range), which he said would be easier for a novice.
