Sentence examples for easier to consider from inspiring English sources

It might be easier to consider the sexual thrill of putting yourself in a vulnerable position, if Katie wasn't inherently vulnerable to begin with.

In some ways, it was easier to consider him a friend when I was no longer his editor, and I suspect the same was true for him.

It is unclear what effect the departure of Mr. Case and his two associates would have on the board, except perhaps to make it easier to consider spinning off their former business, AOL, or removing it from the company's name.

There is an advantage that the calculation is only applied on local cell, so no assembled stiffness matrix but only cell stiffness is needed, which can overcome the stiffness matrix assembling difficulty caused by unequal degrees of nodal freedom for different cells, and much easier to consider the local properties of cells.

To this avail, the team made changes to TensorFlow to make it easier to consider models as hierarchies.

To this avail, the team made changes to TensorFlow to make it easier to consider models as hierarchies.

To get a sense of how the researchers' algorithm works, it's probably easiest to consider the two-dimensional case.

I understand that it's not easy to consider these grade-givers as real and ordinary people.

"It is not easy to consider challenging the first African-American to be elected president of the United States," Mr. Jones wrote.

Also, variability of discontinuity data in cluster sets is not easy to consider using the stereonet-based method.

Given recent events, it's easy to consider Houston the most unfortunate city in hip-hop, a place of great sorrow and pain.