Sentence examples for is easier to enter from inspiring English sources
There are more & larger parking lots, and it is easier to enter and leave the grounds than it was last year.
"Certainly it is easier to enter this business in a more robust market," said David McCaslin, president of MeriStar Hotels and Resorts, which acquired BridgeStreet for $60 million a year ago.
A universe where scary things are blunted -- that is, by a blanket of fantasy -- is easier to enter; it's helpful too for the main character to have access to a tiny bit of magical power.
At the same time, the informal sector appears more unstable than the formal sector, but it is easier to enter into from unemployment (40% instead of 23%), a feature which gives some attractiveness to this sector.
Firstly, Table 1 shows that being in the formal sector in the previous period has a relevant effect on remaining in formality in the current period, which it is easier to enter formality from unemployment than from informality and it is easier to lose an informal job than a formal one.
As a point in case, for citizens from many countries, it is easier to enter Canada than to enter the USA.
Regardless, it is easy to enter when someone leaves or arrives.
But they are there because they are unable to get to Britain, not because Britain is easy to enter.
But it's given companies a new way to build what amounts to a virtual lobster trap: something that for consumers is easy to enter and very tricky to leave.
Perhaps a loose criterion for judging the desirability of different market structures is American economist William Baumol's concept of "contestable markets": if a market is easy to enter and to exit, it is "contestable" and hence workably competitive.
