Sentence examples for far easier task from inspiring English sources
Designing a crude weapon is considered a far easier task.
Modern Russia, by contrast, has a far easier task.
Mr. Grady says he has a far easier task today because the heavy lifting has been done by others.
Like Rome, which was sacked in an afternoon, Frum adds, "undoing that work would be a far easier task".
"Nailing jelly to a wall would be a far easier task than getting to the bottom of the exact process of how TfL awarded the project to Heatherwick".
Afterward, the gallant mayor of New York consoles players in the Yankee clubhouse, a far easier task than all the funerals he has been attending.
Certainly, counting and tracking scientists would be far easier tasks than recent federal projects such as mapping the human genome or landing a rover on Mars.
Add them together for each group and you'll see France have by far the easiest task and Italy the hardest.
Making sure an entire team is upright is a far from easy task given the modern pro's propensity for falling over, which is why we frequently heard Claridge bemoaning the fact that Fabio Capello had "not got his team set upright".
Since then, mainstream biologists have embraced the cause with enthusiasm, largely because automation and other technical advances made the task far easier and faster.
(When the first subways were built, of course, much of the city's present underground infrastructure had not yet been built, making the task far easier).
