Sentence examples for easier than those of from inspiring English sources

Never is it more obvious that our lives become easier than those of our forbears.

Significantly, those 'finals' appear much easier than those of Lyon, who still have to go to Bordeaux, Marseille and Toulouse.

Their lives now are vastly easier than those of their parents' and their children's prospects are even better than their own.

"When you ask me that question, your position is that you think that the culinary workers' vote should be easier" than those of other Nevada workers, Mr. Clinton told the reporter, Mark Matthews of KGO-TV in San Francisco.

The British complain that the questions on the television hit "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" in the United States are far easier than those of the program's English counterpart.

Madrid's fiscal challenge was easier than those of Greece, Portugal and Ireland, Mr. Wadhwa said during a conference call, and the Spanish government is making progress in cutting the budget deficit and using privatization revenue to reduce borrowing needs.

The analyst expects fourth-quarter sales comparisons to be easier than to those of the third quarter.

Silence fell before someone bellowed: "OH, POOR YOU!" Since country people lead lives that are immeasurably easier and more comfortable than those of London commuters, this might have been sympathy, but it seemed closer to profound dislike.

He said that so far those with iPads are finding meetings a lot easier than those with computers because of the battery life span.

This makes the performance of genetic studies of dogs easier than those conducted in complex populations.

It's been suggested that millennials looking for work today have it easier than those who tried during the depths of the recession a few years ago.