Sentence examples for more easily when from inspiring English sources

Attention comes more easily when one of the players can dunk.

The charge of "corruption" and sullied innocence sits more easily when the "victim" looks like Cyrus.

Such foresight comes more easily when your singer's dad is a lawyer.

This all tends to occur more easily when something else (see: alcohol) is doing the talking.

The key, according to Ms Hite, is that women have orgasms more easily when masturbating than when having intercourse.

Those long facility days and nights that players and coaches spend together pass more easily when everyone gets along.

Finally, it just isn't true that structural adjustment, to the extent that we do need it, proceeds faster and more easily when the economy is depressed.

Because we can process information more easily when it's in a list than when it's clustered and undifferentiated, like in standard paragraphs, a list feels more intuitive.

This came about more easily when the popolo succeeded in ending party struggles so violent that they could be described as a form of civil war.

After all, every participant in the mortgage business will breathe more easily when the decline in home prices comes to an end.

Not literally, of course, but youngsters seem to know that mending fences -- the metaphorical kind -- goes more easily when you invite people to share something sweet.