Sentence examples for easier to commit from inspiring English sources
It becomes easier to commit to.
Thus, it is easier to commit crimes and we are faced with cyber-crimes.
Critics warned that some provisions might simply make it a lot easier to commit securities fraud.
The Internet makes it easier to commit wrongdoing and harder to conceal it.
Kennedy, the law professor, observed to me, "It can be easier to commit violence against someone who is an other.
And emotion makes it that much easier to commit the classic behavioral mistakes, like buying high and then later selling low.
Opportunity and security theories suggest acquisitive crime rises when such offences become easy to commit, and falls when they become more difficult.
But people are so busy these days and mobile phones have made it so easy to commit hit-and-run U-turns that it's fast becoming some kind of flakiness epidemic.
If a dealer makes the news, it's usually for being accused of tax evasion, money laundering, estate tampering, or some other offense that, in an arcane cash business, may be temptingly easy to commit.
