Sentence examples for increasingly easier time from inspiring English sources

"If you are big, if you are established and if you have name recognition you are going to have an increasingly easier time of it than someone else who is newer, younger, less institutionalized and has less name recognition," he said.

In fact, Mr. Greenspan said, Europeans have increasingly been investing their capital in the United States, where employers have an easier time cutting costs and where there are many opportunities to earn high returns.

The good news is that increasingly the small-business owners who have survived are having an easier and easier time paying their debts.

In a world where individuals are increasingly apathetic about global humanitarian issues, faith-based organisations will have a much easier time fundraising for global causes than their secular counterparts.

But now Groupon is increasingly seeing competition from companies with established audiences, who will have a much easier time getting traction.

But as the likes of Chromecast and Roku make it increasingly easier to stream to the small screen, it's surely only a matter of time.

Hingis had an easier time.

He has an easier time at it.

Wells Fargo would have a slightly easier time.

While the concept is nothing new, working from home has become increasingly easier and more necessary.

"Technology is becoming increasingly easier to use.