Sentence examples for has found it easy from inspiring English sources

America has found it easy to finance its deficit so long as its economy remains robust compared with the rest of the world.

Yet Jones has found it easy to resist come-hither looks from other fests.

Mr. Moore has found it easy to get into several top venture capital and law firms, pharmaceutical and oil companies and courtrooms across the country.

And with so little cash in circulation because of the 11-week-old freeze on bank deposits, the government has found it easy to manipulate currency trading.

It has found it easy to whip up anti-Japanese demonstrations, less easy to keep them from running out of control.

But unintentionally, some in the audience demonstrated why Mr. Giuliani has found it easy, and politically profitable, to accuse CUNY of embracing mediocrity.

By mid-2009 the rupiah had regained the bulk of its losses against the dollar.Indonesia has found it easier to withstand the slump because its growth depends much less on trade than on domestic household consumption.

"In the past Nigeria has had a frosty relationship with its francophone neighbours and has found it easier to collaborate with Ghana, an anglophone country.

Funnily enough, Obama has found it easier to wrap up Bush's foreign policy blunders than his domestic ones.

And, with some established companies scaling back their activities, he has found it easier to recruit than might otherwise have been the case.

Hamas has found it easier to raise money from Iran, which is eager to attach its name to such a high-profile and popular anti-Israel group.