Sentence examples for matters easy for from inspiring English sources

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.

The fact that both FT.com and MarketWatch.com are free while TheStreet.com charges subscribers $99.95 per year for a U.S. subscription doesn't make matters easier for them.

To make matters easier for them I should have just yelled, "Take my wife… please!" Soon after, my wife bought a fedora.

Letting the child help you pick out the special toy will make matters easier for you in this department.

"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.

Without being overly disrespectful, the calibre of player closest to Day during round four made matters even easier for him.

Although these matters should be easy for the agencies to agree on, there is no sign that opponents will drop their battle.

For Maazel, a child-prodigy conductor, it was just the opposite: musical matters were so easy for him — so were business negotiations; he had no agent — that he could readily become bored, fussing with the music when he should have been shaping it lovingly and giving it life.

For Maazel, a child-prodigy conductor, it was just the opposite: musical matters were so easy for him so were business negotiations; he had no agent that he could readily become bored, fussing with the music when he should have been shaping it lovingly and giving it life.

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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).