Sentence examples for be easier to consider from inspiring English sources
It might be easier to consider the sexual thrill of putting yourself in a vulnerable position, if Katie wasn't inherently vulnerable to begin with.
It's got to be easier to consider anorexia and bulimia more like, say, an autoimmune illness linked to an inherited vulnerability than than a reflection of family trauma or your own insecurities.
By providing a direct communication channel it will be easier to consider the views of family members who could be affected by the return of incidental research findings.
Judge Deborah Sherwin said it would be easy to consider such activities a victimless crime but added that piracy reduced the ability of the industry to promote and fund new artists.
In some ways, it was easier to consider him a friend when I was no longer his editor, and I suspect the same was true for him.
As composition of the solution is likely to change, it is easier to consider the water self-diffusion coefficient, which in this study represents an average diffusion coefficient of solutes in water.
Because it's easier to consider something blatantly illogical than accept the truth.
But I feel like it's easier to consider myself on retreat in an exotic location to reconnect with my spirituality.
Given recent events, it's easy to consider Houston the most unfortunate city in hip-hop, a place of great sorrow and pain.
When the United States Open draw showed Murray in the same half as Federer, it was easy to consider their summer rubber match the most enticing contest of this tournament.
