Sentence examples for easiest to help from inspiring English sources

Providers are accused of "cherry-picking" the easiest to help claimants while "parking" those with greater needs with little or no contact.

Dame Anne Begg, the committee's Labour chairman, said the Government must ensure the scheme is effective  for all unemployed people – not just those who are the easiest to help.

What changes are easiest to help a man make?

It isn't easy to help this hidden, difficult-to-reach population.

Is it harder, or easier, to help a child eat healthy without gluten?

But it is not as easy to help them understand what unites us as a culture.

"It is never easy to help someone die," said Dr. Laane, a month later.

But they're pretty easy to help, because they have pretty good stuff".

Mr Hamilton indicated that independent schools will find it easier to help support students preparing for university admissions tests.

It may paradoxically be easier to help east Europeans than those bound by the euro's no-bail-out rules.

"The kids here want to be helped, and by not being their teacher, sometimes it's easier to help them".