Sentence examples for because they were easy from inspiring English sources
Tax changes came early because they were easy to do.
"I also picked prostitutes as victims because they were easy to pick up without being noticed," Mr. Ridgway said in his statement.
This is a subject on which Warhol was exceedingly coy: he usually said that he painted these things because they were easy to paint.
Later, when mechanized farming took hold, black-eyed peas (which Mr. Roberts described as "burpy" and starchy) become dominant because they were easy to grow, with high yields.
Medics no longer wear big red crosses on their helmets; during the Second World War, they suffered high losses because they were easy to pick off.
Mr. Burgasser prized the gusseted inseam and narrow fit of these organic cotton-Lycra pants because they were easy to move in and comfortable.
Eulala did suggest that Obama should adopt a Boarder Collie because, "They're easy to train".
He eventually switched to children, because they were easier to indoctrinate.
"I kept choosing children because they were easier prey; they were easier to deal with than women".
Buildings then had thick walls because they were easier to build – but also because they provided good insulation.
She played open chords because they were easier for the kids to learn.
