Sentence examples for easier to rule from inspiring English sources
You probably know that Catherine the Great said it is easier to rule a drunk public.
In more homogeneous societies, it is easier to rule more democratically since conflicts are less intense.
So far, it has been easier to rule out potential explanations than to find a smoking gun (or should that be safety lock?) that is responsible.
He added that it would have been easier to rule out layoffs in this fiscal year, which ends on April 1, had the Legislature passed his plan to float bonds backed by payments the state receives from tobacco companies as part of a court settlement.
Mr Mugabe may well believe it would be easier to rule a country of subservient subsistence farmers than a well-educated, industrialised workforce.
Are sheep easier to rule over if they are complacent?
Anemia is easy to rule out with inexpensive hemoglobin and hematocrit tests.
It's easiest to rule out other diseases, like Phytophthora root and stem rot, northern stem canker, charcoal rot and brown stem rot to arrive at an accurate diagnosis.
The larger tyrannosaurs are great for this kind of study as generally the only other large carnivores in their environments were other tyrannosaurs, so it is easy to rule out other candidates as having been biting on them.
For various reasons, it's fairly easy to rule out two of these candidates (see this previous article if you're curious about the process of elimination), leaving just Robert Williams and William Bryan.
