Sentence examples for even easier time from inspiring English sources

Chris has an even easier time watching his father perform.

Djokovic had an even easier time in his fourth-round match against Fish.

Rivers should have an even easier time against the Bills, who rank dead last in the N.F.L in sacks and have allowed 19.5 fantasy points a game on average to the position in 2011.

If anything, Sprinter Sacre may have an even easier time of it this year than in 2012-13, as he seems sure to scare off most opposition both in the run-up to the Festival and when he defends the two-mile chasing crown.

Female celebs have an even easier time selling to both sexes: "Women want to be like them, and these women attract men, as well," says Heller.

Now, with members of Trump's own party in control of Congress, he should have an even easier time enacting his pro-business agenda at least until the mid-term elections next year.

The 2270DW's predecessor could be tricked into printing pages well after it claimed there was no toner left thanks to a strategically placed bit of tape, and the process is even easier this time — just hit the 'go' button seven times to override the complaint.

If anything, England was even easier this time around.

It seems to me that kosher-for-Passover baking soda just makes our lives even easier at a time when we abstain in order to remember how lucky we are.

In fact, some research shows that left-handed folks might even have an easier time recovering from brain damage.

Those companies might even have an easier time with HR policies than ones that don't normally allow remote work.