Sentence examples for has an easier time from inspiring English sources
He has an easier time at it.
"Pelleas" has an easier time, but for another reason.
"Who has an easier time getting into college?" Other whites feared race as a touchy subject.
(In general, he has an easier time talking about Israeli obstacles to peace than Palestinian ones).
Apparently, T.F. has an easier time finding a plumber than the rest of us do.
"The body has an easier time breaking down foods that aren't whole," her mother answered, scraping the single nut.
With only two classes to feed at the moment, Reach Academy has an easier time than older and bigger schools.
The body has an easier time digesting and absorbing nutrients like iron and calcium in the amounts and forms in which they occur naturally.
A running track is an oval — it's not hard to understand why Pistorius has an easier time on the straightaways than the turns.
He added: "The government usually has an easier time with large companies because they have more of a long-term need to have good relations with the government".
The writer and director Shana Feste ("The Greatest") has an easier time stage-managing the exterior pressures, including the fans and media types clamoring for Kelly's return.
