Sentence examples for far easier time from inspiring English sources

He might have had a far easier time.

But in the second half, the Nets passed crisply and had a far easier time finding open shots.

He said the world's golfing elite would have a far easier time navigating the Congressional course this week than they would have in 1943.

She has a far easier time articulating the issues that he raises than she does weaving them into the already-tangled skein of her narrative.

Ask someone to wear a seat belt and they laugh at you".Yet Western expatriates in China have a far easier time than they did a generation ago.

Terrorists would have a far easier time igniting a conflagration at a toxic chemical plant or refinery than at a nuclear plant.

Let me prime the pump and lead you to some "starting lines" that will help exercise your mind in the discipline of idea creation, and share a tip or two that will help make the process become far easier over time.

Note that it is FAR easier to get time on MDM than it is on most other telescopes because Columbia is in the consortium, so an MDM proposal is a great way to cut your teeth on the whole process before applying to other observatories.

Living in Basildon, life was far easier at the time if you were heterosexual; Steve recalls that his first heterosexual relationship "wasn't love at first sight, it was convenience".

Most environmental factors that vary in time also vary in space, and – as explained above – inferences in space (synchronic) are far easier than inferences in time (allochronic).

I now see how criticism is a readily available substitute for creation; tearing down the work and ideology of others is far easier than taking the time to create something of your own.