Sentence examples for easier case to from inspiring English sources
There's an easier case to be made for doing nothing — letting the war burn on for years.
"It's about whether in fact he committed fraud on paper, and for the prosecution that's an easier case to prove," Mr. Johnson said.
In certain ways terrain is a much easier case to deal with than arbitrary 3D models because the geometry is more constrained, normally consisting of uniform grids of height values.
The party struggled for a long time to convince voters that they had a real chance at winning a seat, but this has become an easier case to make.
This would be an easier case to make if the entire referendum hadn't been reduced to an internal spat within the Tory party that has pitted the fundamentalism of the market (we must remove barriers for business) against the fundamentalism of the nation (we must erect barriers against people).
Because Al Zarooni had confessed to doping it was an easier case to conclude than if he had contested the verdict.
They may have enough of the easier cases to try".
"Obstruction of justice charges are easier cases to prove," said Robert G. Heim of Meyers & Heim, a former lawyer for the S.E.C. "The case would be far less complex and wouldn't involve digging through research reports and I.P.O.'s.
It's not always an easy case to make.
It is not an easy case to make.
"It's an easy case to prove a lie".
