Sentence examples for less difficult to make from inspiring English sources

Chocolate truffles Rich, slightly decadent and certainly romantic, these chocolates are less difficult to make than you would imagine – they take little time to prepare and last well in the fridge for 2-3 days.

Rich, slightly decadent and certainly romantic, these chocolates are less difficult to make than you would imagine – they take little time to prepare and last well in the fridge for 2-3 days.

That said, it's far less difficult to make a statement regarding dream analysis.

If your movie is profitable, that makes it less difficult to do the next one, but we all know everything can change on a dime.

Public health officials have tried to persuade owners to make their menus healthier – by using different ingredients, grilling rather than frying, or using less salt – but it has been difficult to make progress.

"In that event the argument against the euro will be more difficult to make but no less important.

Thanks to Graph Search, Facebook's brand new social search engine on steroids, all of those stupid public shares, 'likes' and groups we follow, can now be made much less difficult to be dragged out of the abyss and presented for all to see.

Monitoring helps us become experts on our own behavior, and it makes habits less difficult to govern and change.

The significant financial rewards to providers of the Bright Beginnings and WAGES Plus programs served as built-in incentives and made it less difficult to secure provider acceptance of having an outside assessment of their centers and homes.

The lower disequilibrium observed between g.66493737 T ≻ C and BIEC2-417495 makes it less difficult to assess the functional impact of either locus independent of the other.

The Coppa law, he argued, seemed to serve as an incentive for children to lie, but made it no less difficult to verify their real age.