Sentence examples for find less easy from inspiring English sources

The deeper reason behind such a public rebuff is one that the Russian foreign policy establishment will find less easy to explain away.

There are other layers I find less easy to set down or untangle, such as the film's throbbing, thanatotic drive, its principals' search for the grave.

So let us mock the sentimentalists who weep loudly for Cecil, and chide them for being insufficiently attentive to other circles of suffering, and those they find less easy to love than lions.

In my second year, I got on very well with one of my two housemates; the other I found less easy.

Oil reserves have been declining for a decade, and it is an article of faith among petroleum geologists that the easy oil -- easier to find, less complicated to drill -- has all been extracted and that the explorers are now into the hard oil.

This I find less convincing.

Find less expensive clothes stores.

But he will find it less easy to swerve around the case of Sergei Magnitsky, the lawyer employed by a British citizen and his London-based investment company.

There is a sense that Macheda has found fame less easy to deal with than others at Old Trafford and Ferguson has suggested that he and Welbeck might have been "distracted" by their respective under-21 call ups.

It was in St . Petersburg where employers found it less easy to recruit workers, that the transformation of the amorphous mass of urban poor into a modern working class made the most progress.

Those I found less successful.