Sentence examples for easier than average from inspiring English sources
This can of course happen from to time, but I'm not averse to giving you an easy start, even when, as many of you commented, the puzzle as a whole is seen as easier than average (though there are always some taking the opposite view!).
Parents will rate their infant's temperament on a six point scale: 'Compared to other babies, I think my baby is:' Much easier than average, Easier than average, Average, More difficult than average, Much more difficult than average or cannot say.
Positive values indicated that the items were more difficult for a particular diagnosis than average, while negative values indicated that they were easier than average (figure 2).
I particularly liked a comment last month from 'slezska' – 'The first rule of the Guardian crossword: Paul is usually easier than the average Paul and Rufus is usually harder than the average Rufus.' As advance warning, you may like to know that Maskarade's Christmas offering (a jumbo alphabetical with a theme) will be published on Christmas Eve.
He has spent his summers playing for the national team in the Republic of Georgia, so he should find the transition to playing in Turkey (alongside Williams) much easier than the average American veteran would.
The maximum threshold to detect at least 80% of all ischemic setups in a given segment is shown in Figure 8. Segments 8 and 14 were calling for lower thresholds, hence harder to detect, and segments 4, 16, and 17 were easier to detect than average.
Pros: FHA Loans are, as a general rule, cheaper and easier to obtain than average home loans.
However, it difficult for any investment manager to consistently beat the stock market average; it may actually be easier to be a better than average forest manager since there are many owners who are not very actively engaged or have limited capital for investment.
We find that participants exhibit a strong better-than-average bias in assessing their relative skills on easy tasks and a moderate worse-than-average bias in assessing their relative skills on difficult tasks.
Point is, it isn't easy building electronics with a longer than average lifespan.
