Sentence examples for easier to settle for from inspiring English sources
France is notoriously hard work for vegetarians, and it can be far easier to settle for an omelette than to brave the ire of a waiter in a high-end French restaurant, but Paris has more than 30 exclusively vegetarian eateries.
"It's easier to settle for less".
Which, in the end, makes it easy to settle for a commonplace four-burner gas stove.
He stood back from all his wealth and the ease of a luxuriously upholstered existence and declared: "I suppose it would be easy to settle for all that I have gained from golf.
Years of disappointment with Albany make it easy to settle for a very little, but Mr. Simmons at least is a relatively fresh entry to the game, and he ought to push harder while he still has the energy.
It is easier to settle on one test for all elementary and secondary schools, because they generally share a uniform mission and serve a uniform population.
You'll find it easier to settle in if you go for it.
For the companies involved, it is often cheaper and easier to settle than to try the case, since a company's legal bills can easily hit seven figures.
"Speaking for the Latin Americans, it's a lot easier to adapt and a lot easier to settle (in Spain) than it is elsewhere," he claimed.
The N.B.A. would seem like a natural and easy place to settle for harmless sporting fun, but unless you're in New York and gripped by Linsanity — the sudden stardom of Jeremy Lin — you are watching a league brimming with anger, marred by injuries (the Clippers Chauncey Billupss being the latest to go down) and play so gruesome that even Charles Barkley is complaining about it.
