Sentence examples for easier to join from inspiring English sources

It's easier to join the movement than to get out.

After all, it is easier to join a club whose members are similar to oneself.

It will also be much easier to join a credit union because the membership rules are being loosened.

"It's easier to join in on a conversation than to start one," he said matter of factly.

He fell in with a group of troublemakers, finding it easier to join the trouble rather than risk another real friendship.

It used to be easier to join in and dance alongside the floats, she said, and it used to last longer.

Teams should be more easy to join.

It was easy to join, said Kapoor.

It's not easy to join.

It was never all that easy to join al-Qaeda.

It would be so easy to join the fold.