Sentence examples for easier to ask from inspiring English sources

Today, these questions seem easier to ask.

That is easier to ask than to answer.

"I always say, 'It's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission,' " the waitress said.

It's so much easier to ask why more women are not C.E.O.'s or board members or surgeons or pilots.

It becomes easier to ask if it's really in our best interest to trust predictions regarding something that's inherently unpredictable.

And it becomes easier to ask if this behavior really helps us be better investors or just makes us think we're better investors.

"In fund-raising, if you can get people to see what you're actually doing, it makes it much easier to ask for their support," she said.

They may find it easier to ask friends in five countries for a favor than to ask a neighbor for sugar.

Chief among them is that, by cutting through the sterile debate for or against the market, it makes it easier to ask sharper questions about public policy.

Yet a more macroprudential method of regulation is easier to ask for than to deliver, although Mr Borio offers some ideas.

Usually, economists look at income instead, since it's easier to ask someone how much they earned last week than calculate their total debt and assets.