Sentence examples for considerably easier time from inspiring English sources

Compared with Apple users, Android users will have a considerably easier time.

As the world is seized with anxiety in the face of a spreading financial crisis, the one place having a considerably easier time attracting money is, perversely enough, the same place that started much of the trouble: the United States.

He's had a considerably easier time as an incumbent, facing a single challenger in 2011 and in this year's campaign.

He limps off, though he's walking considerably easier by the time he reaches the bench, which bodes well.

This time, though, it will be considerably easier to put back together.

As an off-spinner, he came into Test cricket at a good time, when the advent of the decision review system made it considerably easier for bowlers of his type to win lbw decisions.

The reason for this is that it is considerably easier for the hunter to save mink carcasses continuously and send all mink at the same time.

Most find that after this time (sometimes just as they were about to give up), the going became considerably easier.

"It was considerably easier," she said.

Now the pitch has become considerably easier.

The use of satellites has made the job considerably easier.