Sentence examples for easiest when from inspiring English sources

Sacrifices are easiest when shared.

Exchanges are easiest when people live in the same neighborhood.

"The approval process is easiest when you don't do something different," said Henry A. Salmon, an appraiser with Equity Valuation Associates, "and the market will accept it anyway".

That task is easiest when it comes to the economy, which is beset by persistently high unemployment, concern about the stock market and a deep, partisan divide about how to deal with the nation's growing debt and deficits.

I wonder if finding that sort of moment, where the essence of the story is so readily obvious to the viewer, is perhaps easiest when making a film on Indigenous Australia?

Both couples agree that tours are easiest when husband and wife are on the road together -- Mr. Drummond often works in Ms. Rosnes's different bands, and Ms. Allen and Mr. Roney frequently back each other up -- but they still spend much time during the year apart.

"Easier when I'm driving".

It's easier when you change surface.

Difficult poems become easier when spoken.

It got even easier when Jean arrived.

Not easy when everybody is so angry.