Sentence examples for easier to decide from inspiring English sources

It is so much easier to decide to do something than it is to do it.

Once patterns are revealed, it becomes easier to decide who or what is worth our undivided attention.

"If he projects himself as angry or belligerent," Professor Bacigal said, "it might be a little easier to decide to execute him".

Dr. Cobleigh said that the women the test determined had a high risk of recurrence would find it much easier to decide to undergo chemotherapy.

Finding the epicenter will make it easier to decide how wide the cordon around the affected farms will have to be.

It is generally easier to decide which directors to include in any top 100 than which film would best represent them.

Sometimes that can be relatively easy to decide.

It's not always easy to decide what's restrictive.

But it is not easy to decide the price of the tickets in the Champions League final.

But it is not easy to decide the price of the tickets.

It's not so easy to decide what constitutes an industrial company.