Sentence examples for easier to start from inspiring English sources

In the U.S., it's easier to start a dialogue".

It's a lot easier to start with a group.

It is easier to start wars than to end them.

It's often easier to start with people who know very little about the topic.

"It's easier to start a business in England," he said in a telephone interview.

IT IS easier to start a fight with Iraq than to end one.

Instead, we have learned that it is easier to start a revolution than to finish one.

And California should make it easier to start firms and create jobs.

Digitally inspired mobs mean revolutions will be "easier to start" but "harder to finish".

History does teach that reform is easier to start than finish well.

It is easier to start with a few old friends than to make new ones.