Sentence examples for easier prospects from inspiring English sources

The bill faces easier prospects of passage in the Senate.

Finding slow food was a much easier prospect.

A much easier prospect for Johnson, he says.

"Labyrinth" did reach some Sting fans — went to No. 25 on the Billboard pop chart — but it's an easier prospect: a collection of songs and a dip into classical music with the trusty Sting as guide.

At less than 10km it's a much easier prospect than the more famous trail, but as it cuts along the peaks above the coast it offers stunning views for very little effort, and you can finish up with a very civilised drink in a bar in the seaside village of Vignola.

The canonical framework is simply a tool for constructing theories, and one that makes quantization an easier prospect.

So, here are three things I've picked up so far... 1. Marriage is suddenly an easier prospect.

In the short time between now and Jan . 20 the Trump transition team has to come up with some very key players, who eventually will have to be confirmed by the Senate -- an easier prospect with a Republican-controlled Senate, but not a slam-dunk.

Also, they may be the easiest prospects to cultivate immediately when looking for a boost in meeting a fundraising goal.

No easy prospect for a nineteen-year-old.

Coming out was not an easy prospect for Mr. Blier.