Sentence examples for matters easier from inspiring English sources

Both events were outdoors, which made matters easier, he said.

The arrival of the World Trade Organisation has not made matters easier.

Neither has ideological turmoil over the territories occupied in 1967 made matters easier.

To make matters easier, he wouldn't even have to leave his own land.

In the evening's central section, a series of short dances, he made matters easier still by introducing each piece with a short film, maybe a minute long, of the cast rehearsing that number.

"How could you miss him?" To make matters easier, Mr. Samuelson's roommate arranged for Ms. Boorstin to bunk down in a condo that Mr. Samuelson was also staying in.

"After achieving a level of trust where they can talk freely about financial matters, members find personal matters easy to share by comparison".

Umberto Bossi, the firebrand leader of the party who calls immigrants "bingo bongos" and regularly threatens to quit the government, has not made matters easy for the prime minister.

We should take every opportunity to discuss the fact that the United States does very little, as a nation or a society, to make being a working parent (or a parent, for that matter) easier (and we have discussed it, here).

Intellectually we find matter easier to visualize, to touch, and describe.

Furthermore it is also reported that together with the introduction of the biological effective dose model (BED = D(1 + d/) [ 19] the issue has become even more complicated thus not making the entire matter easier to understand.