Sentence examples for easier to combine from inspiring English sources

And it has become ever easier to combine work and home.

That could make it easier to combine dapagliflozin with other drugs.

Living near Times Square, she said, makes it much easier to combine her day job with acting.

Of course working from home and "flex time" make it easier to combine a career and a family.

It may be easier to combine Spain and Portugal, but considering your professional interest in architecture, combining either one with Morocco might be more enlightening, especially in terms of Moorish and Islamic sites.

The creation by Mr Sarkozy's government of pôles d'emploi, modelled on British jobcentres that had impressed his then finance minister, Christine Lagarde, has made it easier to combine drawing benefits with looking for work.

It is easy to combine their distinctive shapes with stuff I already have.

This Whistles style is a graphic take on the trend, one that is easy to combine with plain separates.

Moreover, flexibility and discipline are not easy to combine and can often be achieved only at each other's expense.

There is, of course, room for the whole world in a good novel, but it is not so easy to combine the macabre, the grandiose and the cute.

It's easy to combine a visit to all three places in a single morning and afternoon, returning to central Jerusalem by dusk.