Sentence examples for be easier to name from inspiring English sources

It might be easier to name the other 16.

With every day boasting the presence of the shiniest A-list talent - Johnny Depp criss-crossing with Ben Affleck, Kiera Knightley giving way to Ryan Gosling - it might be easier to name those who were not here.

The items were a combination of objects that were chosen to be easy to name.

That these conditions of production are easier to name than to hear in a song does not stop them from being applied as aesthetic judgments.

When it comes to hotels, it is easier to name a great one that belongs to Virtuoso than one that doesn't: Peninsula Hong Kong?

Four: It's easy to name problems.

It's easy to name the two best solos.

But it is easy to name many officials with far more constant protection.

A DECADE ago, it was easy to name Wall Street's top mergers-and-acquisitions specialists.

The answer is "very"; it's easy to name the combination of factors — heritage marketing, "Game of Thrones," Kanye — that could make it happen.

Considering the scale and scope of the foundation, Mr. Wonderlich said it was easy to "name a hundred different types of conflicts".