Sentence examples for be easier to pull from inspiring English sources

It can be easier to pull information from a C.I.A. mole than from Belichick.

Plans like those would be easier to pull off with MuLTEfire, says Grob.

"It might be easier to pull it out of a Roth, but because of what you are forgoing in terms of loss of tax-free earnings in the future," Mr. Luscombe said, it might not be the best decision.

Yeah, that's something we're definitely concerned about," one government official said, adding, "More likely than not, they would launch these attacks abroad against U.S. interests rather than in this country, because it would be easier to pull off".

It would not be a stretch to believe that in return, Beijing would like more sway over the Hong Kong market, and that it may have pushed behind the scenes for a share swap.Such a deal would be easier to pull off between governments rather than with pesky independent shareholders.

Others, such as acoustic cloaks that hide from sound, may actually be easier to pull off.

None of this would be easy to pull off.

Such films cannot be easy to pull off.

The runoff won't be easy to pull off.

Leave for 5 minutes, then drain; the skin will now be easy to pull off.

"And then, it won't be easy to pull things back".