Sentence examples for easier to lay from inspiring English sources

It's far easier to lay the blame elsewhere.

That would make it easier to lay people off.

And it is easier to lay people off than it is to negotiate actual pay cuts.

And it has never been easier to lay the groundwork for starting a small business.

"Can I honestly advise the board to hire in Germany rather than in a country where it's easier to lay people off again?" he asks rhetorically.

But as any detective will tell you, it's easier to lay out the details of the crime than to solve it.

Physiologically it's far easier to lie than to sit.

Or perhaps they're simply lazy; is it easier to lie than be honest?

In the days before email it was so much easier to lie.

"It would be easier to lie, cheat, and steal like you guys do," one polygamous husband told a television reporter.

Because it is psychologically proven that it is easier to lie when you are not looking at the person you're lying to.