Sentence examples for more easy but from inspiring English sources
Cheap equipment and multiple opportunities to self-broadcast on the internet make access far more easy, but for the same reason they greatly increase the volume of competition.
Ian Craig said the current code could be made more easy to understand, but cutting it down risked "throwing the baby out with the bathwater".
"GCSEs do not need to be replaced, though I think there is a case to be made between core GCSEs, where we need to work really hard to ensure we have a single clear national standard at all times, and others where we can afford to be more easy going - but that's a slightly different matter.
Corn snakes are becoming more and more easy to obtain, but that doesn't mean you should seek them out.
Compared to alkenes with same number carbons, the alkanes were more easy to decompose with temperature but more conducive to formation with pressure increasing.
Practicing other styles early on is recommended to see if they seem more relevant or more easy for you to practice, but the best results arise when you have settled on one method and apply a consistent level of effort and fixed focus.
That presented more easy ammunition for Labour.
Teams should be more easy to join.
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