Sentence examples for easier to resolve than from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, these technical aspects are easier to resolve than improving psychological readiness.
"A short-term medical emergency will be easier to resolve than long-term infrastructure improvements".
Her own troubles, it seems, ultimately have proved easier to resolve than the woes of the world.
And now that an American withdrawal from Vietnam appears to be finally being completed, it has indeed turned out that our quarrels with "the enemy" have been easier to resolve than our quarrels among ourselves.
Gutiérrez and Coffman took the stage at the Ronald Reagan Building a few hours after Trump's top legislative affairs aide signaled that the White House may back off its calls to pair funding for new border wall construction with a bill to provide legal protections "dreamers," signaling that the emotionally charged issue may prove easier to resolve than initially thought.
Indian officials said yesterday's agreement sent an important signal that the border disputes that plague India's relations with other regional powers could be solved, but added that disagreements with Bangladesh were easier to resolve than those with rival Asian giant China, or with Pakistan, with which India has fought four wars.
The essential and guiding element, however, is the disturbing presence of the daughter, who, in effect, changes the way the narrative works, and thus is a mystery less easy to resolve than that of the betrayer's identity.
The difficulties he faced in the form of significant historical dilemmas seem less easy to resolve than Liberals and hostile journalists opined at the time.
Microstructures will be much easier to resolve in a weakly anisotropic mineral than in a strongly anisotropic mineral.
It is far easier to resolve a billing problem with the provider than with a collection agency.
