Sentence examples for easier to know when from inspiring English sources
"It would be easier to know when they're coming if they just played the music," he said, referring to the ominous, thudding theme from "Jaws".
So how can we make it easier to know when to cut our losses?
Although NextBuses (iTunes link), a new iPhone app by London-based developer Malcolm Barclay, doesn't quite solve this problem, it does promise to make it easier to know when the next bus is due and even, in some instances, tell you if it's running on time.
In practice, it is easier to know when a mix is seriously distorted than it is to specify the ideal mix, due not only to program limitations but also to strong social norms that may block adoption of a particular method.
This makes it much easier to know when your laptop has had all the humidity removed from its inner workings.
Predict project impacts and evaluate frequently: It's not easy to know when to start measuring a project's impact.
Pitching is a subtle art, a fine line, and it's never easy to know when it has been crossed.
It's not always easy to know when you've been out too long and passed the point of no return for a sunburn.
The Yankees have been so prone to offensive shutdowns that it is not always easy to know when to credit the pitcher.
Repeat After Me: 'I Am an Artist' The film producer Phil Lane said that it is easy to know when you've become a doctor or a lawyer.
