Sentence examples for easier term from inspiring English sources

"'Godparent' is a much easier term to explain to people than 'supportive mentor'," says Barrett.

Regarding domain comparison, we have shown that for an easier domain such as that of the EPIC data with an easier term list (INV, INL, and single-word terms) performance is much better (ATWV = 0.8436).

Cheaper loans and easier terms won't cut it.

Lenders are therefore willing to lend more on easier terms.

But despite the ever easier terms, lenders and borrowers appear reluctant to act.

She campaigned last year against the government decision to offer German citizenship to immigrants on easier terms.

China regularly offers easier terms than the OECD arrangement would allow.

First, they could plead poverty and demand easier terms in future.

If Vietnam is given easier terms, charges will inevitably arise that Washington is tougher on the Arab world.

"There is at least the suspicion that the European members will get easier terms" for financing, Ms. Moschella said.

The Romans rejected his demands, but two years later Cineas was sent to renew negotiations on easier terms.