Sentence examples for easier to end from inspiring English sources

Now it's easier to end your own life.

But he said Johnson's sizable lead would not make it easier to end the tournament at 54 holes.

If he could get Kentucky or Maryland to end slavery, he felt, it would be easier to end it in the South.

That would then make it easier to end marriages amicably, with mediation and out-of-court agreement, rather than a race to start the beastly business of litigation.

It would be easier to end a long-term relationship with a cult member who also has a Saint Bernard dog.

If we don't take the time to think through our assumptions about college, it becomes much easier to end up in that 10 percent group before earning a single paycheck.

And wars should be a little hard to start; they certainly aren't easy to end.

It was easy to end up with four Jell-O molds and no salad.

Is the story really that simple, and would it really be that easy to end the scourge of unemployment?

Also, this is a situation where it's easy to end up filming up people's noses - not flattering!

Later, I went with her into the kitchen, where it's easy to end up in the Le Guin household.