Sentence examples for easier to get good from inspiring English sources

These two features should make it much easier to get good shots in low-light conditions.

They sell more products at higher prices; their citizens find it easier to get good jobs abroad; they attract more tourists and investors and migrant workers.

James Arthur, reader in Christian education at Christ Church College, Canterbury, argues that church schools find it easier to get good academic results and involve parents in school activities because the staff, parents and pupils share a common philosophy.It may well be that part of their success is due to self-selection.

Mr. Chase, whose home is in Los Angeles, hasn't exactly become a household name, but he does find it easier to get good tables at fancy restaurants in New York, where he has spent most of his time since "The Sopranos" began.

According to Julian Serrano, it is easier to get good ingredients in Las Vegas than in San Francisco, where he used to work, because the airport there often gets fogged in, whereas in Las Vegas the weather is almost always clear, and a plane lands every three minutes at McCarran Field.

It's not that it's easier to get good numbers out of a smart, rich kid.

The benefits of making it easier to get goods through customs may seem like small potatoes.

"And online marketplaces have made it easier to get goods and services to an international market, which is particularly important for developing economies".

Do you find it easy to get good tables in bars and restaurants now?

"The farmers are very excited because it is not easy to get good, ready markets, especially Kenyan markets.

It's relatively easy to get good shots in average lighting conditions, and you can produce some detail-rich, beautiful shots in good lighting.