Sentence examples for be easier to secure from inspiring English sources
SOME senior United Nations officials suggested that Gen. Mike Jackson of Britain, KFOR's first commander, judged that if fewer Serbs stayed, Kosovo would be easier to secure.
If the momentum is clearly with the challenger rather than a tired or tainted incumbent, it can be easier to secure support from smaller parties.
Sprague said: "Firstly, the laws need tightening, because if they were adequate now it would be easier to secure prosecutions.
But it might sway those with interests in software and design to choose an industry in which jobs, promotions and raises will be easier to secure.
It shouldn't be easy to secure coverage for shoulder surgery but impossible to secure coverage for in-patient addiction treatment.
"It's easier to secure that one door than the six doors all over the house Internet Explorer might have".
All things considered, it would have been easier to secure a Vietnamese sex worker than it was to get a Vietnamese actress.
That's a novel I'd like to see, but in this publishing environment it's easier to secure a contract for a cultural-history-slash-memoir.
Greybull may have a fourth factor in mind – that it is easier to secure a sale, or partial sale, now that the Atol operating licence is in place.
Reservations in the historic but comfortable velvet and dark-oak Spanish Renaissance-style Parador Gil Blas, named for the modest Spanish hero of an 18th-century French tale, were easier to secure than permission to visit the authentic caves.
