Sentence examples for be less difficult or from inspiring English sources
There are no grounds to believe that 2013 would be less difficult or more calm in the global or European dimension.
We sought to have new ceiling items asking about activities which were more difficult to do (requiring greater ability) compared to items in the PROMIS PF-10 and new floor items that involved activities that were less difficult (or easier) to do compared to items in the PROMIS PF-10.
Firstly some items may be more difficult than others, for example, for most people, repeating a noun would be less difficult than remembering a phrase or list of words.
The approach proposed here allows treatment of the lesion without opening the joint so that any possible recurrence in the tibia would be less difficult to treat, either by curettage or by repeat radiofrequency thermoablation.
Successful rehabilitation will result in lower priority scores because, after rehabilitation, the goals will be less difficult and/or less important, e.g. due to newly learned alternatives or because of increased acceptance of vision loss.
If they reverse it fast enough it will be less difficult.
In the short term, the solution may be less difficult than it first appears.
They have proven themselves in the darkness; unveiling skills in daylight should be less difficult.
She would also like it to be less difficult for authorities to sack underperforming staff.
But on other parts of the planet, conditions could be less difficult.
