Sentence examples for it rather easy from inspiring English sources

The world made it rather easy for him during his first year.

Sitting in the comfortable environs of a Ballsbridge mansion watching the events on RTÉ makes it rather easy to blame the poor, after all, it was they that were doing the stone-throwing and never mind anything else..

Also German law makes it rather easy for a franchisee to leave the system; they will keep all their clients and licenses.

My qualification made it rather easy to achieve an interview with the member of the board responsible for Ernst & Young's life sciences activities.

But by and large I've felt I had it rather easy (though my oncologist disagrees).

Certainly, technology makes it rather easy to say things that are impulsive or unkind to other, consequently hurting the feelings of others without realizing it.

Obviously the digital era has made it rather easier to circumvent this yuletide custom and Beyoncé's surprise album drop last week has blown the doors off the whole process.

This would make it rather easier for each of the different component parts of this polity to forge their own distinctive residual relationships with the EU if that was their people's choice.

JUST EAT IT: A FOOD WASTE STORY follows a couple who find it rather easier than expected to survive on discarded foods during a six month period, and was awarded the EFFY 2015 Grand Jury Prize at the Environmental Film Festival at Yale University.

If it's the latter it's rather easy to think up of levels so long as you have a plot.

Anything less than that, it's not that bad; it's rather easy.