Sentence examples for much easier to run from inspiring English sources
"It's much easier to run your mouth than run a business".
Although it is not that much easier to run the ball against them — the Seahawks ranked 10th against the run last season — there is certainly less risk.
By now conservative intellectuals and media hacks have realized that it's much easier to run a permanent counterrevolution out of their plush think-tank offices and television studios than to reflect seriously, do homework and cut a deal.
N1 will make it much easier to run corporate data centres thus eliminating much of the work now done by armies of systems administrators.N1's key concept is "virtualisation"—creating pools of resources such as computing power and storage capacity that can be used as needed.
He added: "I'm a really happy chairman and it's so much easier to run a club back in the Football League.
These days its much easier to run an independent asset management shop than an insurance company, which is all about its balance sheet, he says.
And the Swedish banks were much smaller and easier to run than the largest United States bank holding companies, which combine a wide range of complex international businesses, commercial paper operations, derivatives trading and counterparty commitments.
Most low-cost index funds, which are much cheaper and easier to run, charge more than that.
Many people have recently switched to using washcloths, since they're easier to run through the washer and they last much longer than loofahs.
It's much easier to catch people running drugs or guns than people," said constable-detective Peter Brady, a member of the Toronto Police Human Trafficking Enforcement team.
It's also much easier to set up and run a business in the UK, she said.
