Sentence examples for much less difficult than from inspiring English sources

Reyes represents a glimpse into their future, which the Mets hope will be much less difficult than this season.

The judges called it "moving and draining," and said that "those who stick with it will find it much less difficult than it first seems".

Or Al Qaeda itself could purchase ready-made bombs, a feat technically much less difficult than designing nuclear weapons from scratch.

They speak English, which has helped make their adjustment to life in Schenectady much less difficult than it was for the earlier immigrants from Italy and Poland.

But he added that the tale about a misdiagnosed woman in a north London mental hospital would prove "much less difficult than at first it seems" to those who stuck with it.

Of his banjo playing on Neil Young's "Old Man," he said, "It's so much less difficult than it sounds from just the other side of being able to do it".

Talking to a professional sounds tempting: it's so much less difficult to do than saying any of this to a friend.

Aspirations of bone marrow, a common homing organ for many types of solid tumors [ 1, 4], are part of the routine screening of leukemia patients and are much less difficult to perform than biopsies of other organs (for example, lungs or liver).

She deserves the credit for making this a much less "difficult" time for the Addams team than it otherwise would have been.

Most people favour one of their legs more than the other and it will be much less difficult if you use the favoured leg at first.

His book is dark, funny, at times painfully honest, and strips much of the mythology from counting, which turns out to be less difficult than most people imagine and also a lot less glamorous.