Sentence examples for bit easier than those from inspiring English sources
I would guess that the 'recreational science' and similar majors tend to receive higher grades and find graduating a bit easier than those of the serious students".
"Actually this is a bit easier than the trail marathon I did in the Marin Headlands," Zavanelli said.
This one felt a bit easier than the Wednesday puzzles of late, but that's not a problem for me.
Autosport, according to Mr. Sheehan, did particularly good work and had it a bit easier than the Californians.
"This is a road course where you can pass a little bit easier than the others," Gordon said of Watkins Glen.
So it's not too surprising that an international response to the financial crisis is a bit easier than the energy transformation required by climate change.
It seemed a little bit easier than the first time, and I felt more peaceful, but, perhaps as a result of the peaceful feeling, I ran out of time and was unable to answer two questions.
For really the first time, Trump won the commitments of most of the unpledged delegates in a state -- at least 30 in Pennsylvania -- meaning that his path to 1,237 is actually a bit easier than the 56percentt magic number.
And, in fact, adjusting a god's attitudes to fit mine may be quite a bit easier than the reverse.
The bass clarinet's embouchure is a little bit easier than the soprano clarinet because of the mouthpiece size.
