Sentence examples for both easy and more from inspiring English sources

Stepping in after Eric Moss, who was a great director, makes my job both easy and more difficult because I have to go up from there," Diaz Alonso said.

They were designed to make working in groups at MIT both easier and more powerful.

This is because transferring patients to dialysis is both easier and more lucrative for kidney specialists.

Measuring the integrated information in people's brains could potentially be both easier and more reliable.

Review the following two examples to see how good planning can make writing the letter both easier and more effective.

Tragically, these accomplishments were exactly what enticed the terrorists and made the buildings both easier and more attractive targets.

As for Mr. Lippmann, his reputation has made it both easier and more difficult to get commitments from investors.

Theirs is a choice that gets both easier and more difficult to exercise with every passing year.

Drawings and diagrams have always been more subject to distortion than photographs, but digital imaging has made distortion both easier and more alluring.

In their recent efforts to recharge the economy, policy makers have all but forgotten small business, finding it both easier and more visible to help large multinational firms.

The benefit of living in Bordeaux rather than, say, Paris, also seems to be that speaking the language is both easier and more necessary.