Sentence examples for easier say from inspiring English sources
Nor is life here likely to get easier, say scientists.
You can get to Istanbul much, much easier, say on an airplane.
Already companies are beavering away at technologies that will make it easier, say, for people to use voice commands and gestures to control all kinds of gadgets.
There's no doubt that time and a modicum of elbow grease are required to make cookies: it's harder than brewing a pot of coffee (unless you're Kelefa Sanneh) but easier, say, than making a bouillabaisse.
The instrument, called a selective plane illumination microscope and described in the current issue of the journal Science, promises to make the study of embryos and other living tissues much easier, say its developers at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Heidelberg.
At issue here is the growth of technology to identify people for various services might be useful for authentication (such as in a hospital, or a banking service) or for simply making your life a little easier (say, to help you log into your phone, or download apps quickly, or easily tag all your photos on a social network).
Easier said than arranged.
Easier said than done, perhaps.
Perhaps easier said than done.
