Sentence examples for much easier problem from inspiring English sources

We ignored that, and only looked at mutual friends you had with someone, which is a much easier problem.

Ignorance is a much easier problem to deal with than antipathy.

The similarity between (6) and (9) is deceiving as the latter is a much easier problem to solve that involves a single variable.

If the dimensionality of the AS is low enough, then learning the link function is a much easier problem than the original problem of learning a high-dimensional function.

For AuPosSOM contact-based clustering and scoring, the search for active compounds in libraries containing compounds with highly diverse properties, should be a much easier problem to manage than DUD datasets.

It cannot be emphasized enough how much easier a problem will be once it is drawn out.

The problem of eliminating cuts from proofs is much easier than the problem of introducing cuts and has been much more deeply investigated [11,4].

It is much easier to prevent problems than to correct them.

With his stammer, it was much easier to say "No problem" than to start picking difficulties.

Now, however, a new test of supertasking ability — this one to be administered online — should make examining the problem much easier.

If a chief executive doesn't work out, having a chairman who cares deeply about the conglomerate's culture will make fixing the problem much easier.