Sentence examples for choose easier from inspiring English sources

If the Durham team's figures are used to adjust grades, the real value of newly minted A-levels has fallen a little compared with their face value every year since 2003, as slightly more students choose easier subjects over hard ones than did the year before.

So a lot of young people just choose easier jobs, like working in hotels or at 7-Eleven". Big adds that the Moken youth have pretty much "assimilated seamlessly" into Thai society, so much so that "whatever 'bad Thais' do, Moken do now too", he notes.

If you make the climb steeper too soon, the hikers will choose easier routes to their destination.

Experimental performance shows this is not the case: people tend to choose easier over hard tasks, require more money to complete harder tasks, and exert more mental effort as the reward value increases.

When American students were asked to select 11 puzzles for a partner to complete and were told their partners would get $10 gift vouchers if they completed 10 of them, the pro-social game players were much more likely to choose easier puzzles than those who played violent games.

They choose easier classes in place of rigorous courses that are suppose to prepare them for college.

And a child can choose "easy" or "hard" at the start of each game.

Why do so many people continue to choose easy-to-guess passwords, despite so many warnings about the risks?

It seemed to sap their motivation, encouraging them to choose easy tasks in the future, maybe for fear that they would lose that top spot.

Choose easy or mindless tasks.

Choose easy-to-make snacks.