Sentence examples for is often much easier from inspiring English sources

Pulling out cash or a credit card is often much easier than fumbling with an application to pay.

Comic Sans is often much easier for dyslexics to read than other fonts, and studies show that it's easier to learn and recall complex information printed in it.

At many public places — ballgames or city parks, for example — it is often much easier to buy a bottle of water than to find a recycling bin to throw it away.

Behind this rhetoric lies the political reality that it is often much easier for legislators to speak frankly about dreadful human rights abuses than it is for the executive branch of government, which weighs in many factors, from the geopolitical to the commercial, before speaking out.

Convincing people to use your software is often much easier, because the product may be initially free.

One of the nicest aspects of working in industry or at a national lab is that it is often much easier to get financial support for your work.

On the other hand, it turns out that (L^2) estimates are often much easier, or at least possible, to obtain if certain geometric conditions underlying the problem are satisfied.

I know that for me, it's often much easier to leap before I look, and worry about the consequences later.

They are often much easier to identify than those who control the business, and are unable to evade the consequences through bribery or intimidation.

It's often much easier to find another way into a system than cracking the password.

Lower decks require fewer supports and are often much easier to build.