Sentence examples for no longer difficult from inspiring English sources

It's no longer difficult to read about sex, as sex — except, maybe, for children, to whom a great many vampire books are now marketed.

Marius' African army had been unwilling to engage in another war, and Marius preferred to use newly levied soldiers (no longer difficult to find).

That's hard to measure, but it's no longer difficult to understand how the confluence of rage and technology can allow the fate of a single street vendor to alter the course of history.

Activities that were classified have subsequently been declassified and it is no longer difficult to separate fact from fancy, despite the fact that many find it attractive not to do so.

Just before Thanksgiving, the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology warned the White House directly that it is no longer difficult to imagine how somebody might, simply by editing a gene, transform a common virus into a biological weapon.

Digital files are easier to store and make sense of, and our computers are becoming powerful enough that editing and sharing all that footage is no longer difficult.

Now, however, it is no longer as difficult to lure the ones who have not.

It is no longer that difficult to find national polls that put Mr. Obama ahead.

The Heathrow boss also claimed that approving a third runway was no longer the difficult political choice for the prime minister.

Let's hope that Blair faces justice soon, then the mess he made will no longer cloud difficult decisions like choosing real humanitarian intervention when it is so needed.

Even the prime minister has given warning that an opposition victory might be "no longer that difficult".Although dissidents have been complaining loudly for the past few years, Dr Mahathir's vulnerability may also start to embolden those with stronger links to the establishment, increasing calls within UMNO for him to step down.