Sentence examples for it is easier to declare from inspiring English sources

Yes, we know that personal bankruptcies - 9,000 in the three months to September - are running at levels last seen in the recession of the early 1990s, but we also know that it is easier to declare yourself bankrupt these days.

Once, at least, it was easy to declare all development environmentally harmful; green protesters knew where they stood.

We're technically on equal legal footing and we've come so far so quickly that it's easy to declare feminist victories achieved.

Cousins was good in those games, his counterparts were terrible, and it was easy to declare, "Would you rather have a quarterback who can play?

It's easy to declare in the abstract that "too many" foster children are medicated.

It's easy to declare an epic a failure if it doesn't perform as expected.

It's easy to declare that no ransoms should be paid when it's not your husband or daughter who's in captivity, sometimes under threat of death.

It's easy to declare that the playing field is level when you built it on a slope and you're standing on the top of the hill.

Moody takes a shaky stand on this gangplank: he places himself squarely "Against Cool," which is easier to declare than to persuasively articulate.

It would be easy to declare that I am gay and have been repressed for years.

Among those striking a skeptical note on Wednesday was the new Senate majority leader, Dean G. Skelos of Long Island, who said, "It would be easy to declare this session a success, but I will stop short of doing that because our unfinished business includes the most important issue facing New Yorkers: skyrocketing property taxes".