Sentence examples for decidedly easier from inspiring English sources

Nationally, meanwhile, the brand will be decidedly easier to find.

The Yankees 77-477) have a decidedly easier schedule.

And lying on a cushion, exercising only the ears, is decidedly easier than stretching into the downward dog pose.

Participants in a trial organised by Stanley Hazen of the Cleveland Clinic, in Ohio, had a decidedly easier task: eating steak.

The much smaller scale of the disaster in California this week will make FEMA's efforts to reduce fraud a decidedly easier task than it faced after Hurricane Katrina.

It's about being entertaining, snarky or provocative - something that's decidedly easier and less time-consuming to do than old fashioned investigative reporting or hard-nosed research.

The American music industry may not understand the Welsh-born singer Judith Owen, but at least Richard Thompson appreciates her remarkable voice and decidedly non-easy listening approach to songwriting.

"Special Interests," Joe Sutton's play now being staged by the Working Theater at the Louis Abrons Art Center of the Henry Street Settlement, is a labor play far removed from its forebears, a play in which the villains and heroes that were so clearly identifiable in the conflict dramas of yesteryear turn out to be decidedly less easy to categorize.

In fact, their products are aimed at making warehouse workers' lives easier and decidedly non-scary.

While Facebook is presumably working hard at doing this, I still see plenty of stuff that I don't really want and having a third party do the cutting for me may make Facebook management a little bit easier and decidedly less tedious.

The arithmetic may be trivial, but the answer is decidedly counterintuitive and hence easy to reject or ignore.