Sentence examples for considered easier from inspiring English sources

The sneaker market, Mr. Mulligan said, is considered easier for children's footwear start-ups to crack.

Cigarettes with menthol and other flavorings are considered easier for novices to smoke.

The 154-mile stage on Thursday, which will end in Austria, is considered easier, though certainly not a rest day.

Jerry Anderson of Canada won with the same total on a course considered easier in 1984, when par was 72.

Two tiny hands are often much more effective than one, and the two-hander is generally considered easier to teach.

Tennessee has to worry about No. 2 Texas Tech and No. 3 Purdue, although the Mideast is considered easier than the East.

I suppose it's considered easier to age if you're a man, because people use words like 'distinguished' when they talk about older men.

Working in opposition, being a policy intern is considered easier as there is more freedom to criticise government policy without being held to account.

And the first targets will probably be Parkinson's and Lou Gehrig's diseases, which are considered easier to treat than brain tumors.

ECT is considered easier and safer — especially in elderly patients — than antidepressants, and it is now sometimes done on an outpatient basis.

Brennan also appointed a new chief of the center, who is considered easier to get along with than the gaunt, chain-smoking officer he replaced.