Sentence examples for easier to conclude from inspiring English sources

With hindsight it is easier to conclude that Morgan deserted that policy late on Friday when Morris was beginning to cause mayhem.

When arbitrators meet to consider a request, they typically only hear the broker's side of the story, making it easier to conclude that accusations are false or erroneous.

Is the world's emulation making America's wars easier to conclude, its allies easier to persuade, its exports easier to promote, its economy easier to heal?

It was particularly difficult to draw conclusions about whether someone was intellectually humble - whereas it was easier to conclude that they were arrogant, the scientists said.

All the same, the direction is the wrong one.What is more, these standards could make it harder, rather than easier, to conclude a Doha deal.

It's much easier to conclude that our brother is always stupid, irresponsible, immoral, and obviously not as smart, responsible and virtuous as "us".

It's easy to conclude that this feverish anticipation simply comes down to fandom.

It is easy to conclude that this is because the establishment has become over-mighty.

It would be easy to conclude the FBI and the government is out of control.

It is relatively easy to conclude that the BNP leader Nick Griffin is racist.

It's easy to conclude that Dollar's followers are being ripped off.