Sentence examples for easier in times of from inspiring English sources

"He performed services that were needed, made things a little easier in times of stress," Ms. Cherney said.

That's easy in times of calm, like now, but much harder in bubble times, when greed rules.

"It's all too easy in times of crisis and war to look for an 'outsider' scapegoat".

It is too easy in times of fear to relinquish rights and liberties.

It invested millions of dollars in such programmes not an easy sell in times of tight budgets.

Dislike of shallow promises and easy solutions in times of war, eco-disaster and other horrors have grounded fairytales; the escapist stories have become lenses through which difficult truths are inspected.

Specialist outreach services are often viewed as dispensable and easy targets in times of financial stringency.

While it is easy to give in times of plenty, people are clearly finding it harder to support wallet-opening in these times of austerity, especially when, for reasons that swing between the irrational and the valid, they are not sure aid money is being put to good use.

At home the Islamists have also had their uses, being easier to co-opt in times of military dictatorship than the democratic parties.

He said its restructuring was on track – including the sale of UK business Abbey Life this week; that the bank had reduced its exposure to risky clients; that it had made €1bn of first-half profits; and it had €215bn of easy-to-sell assets in times of crisis.

In Galston's view populism is a dangerous but easy resort for scoundrels in times of challenge to the middle class.