Sentence examples for easier to exercise from inspiring English sources

And control, through early morning tannoy squawks, local committees and families, is easier to exercise.

She finds it easier to exercise while she types than to attend aerobics classes at the crack of dawn.

THE BOTTOM LINE Holding a cold thermos or bottle of water may make it easier to exercise.

She also suggests keeping a gym bag with workout clothes and sneakers in an uncluttered area to make it easier to exercise.

Dennis H. Greenstein, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that condos considering amending the bylaws to make it easier to exercise the right of first refusal should move cautiously.

With no obvious borders for states to violate or defend, power in cyberspace is at once easier to exercise and harder to maintain, a battle of subtleties rather than hard-nosed deterrence.

The challenge, privacy experts say, is to find ways to give people choices that are meaningful and easy to exercise.

"One of the main reasons condominiums are so popular is because they are easy to sell," Mr. Greenstein said, adding that if a condominium makes it too easy to exercise the right of first refusal, that could have a negative effect on the attractiveness of the building to buyers.

And Evans is always traveling, so it's not easy to exercise regularly and closely monitor his food intake.

Change the labor laws to make it easy to exercise worker rights to collective bargaining.

It's surprisingly easy to exercise it in a good way.