Sentence examples for not only easier from inspiring English sources

Often some other question is not only easier to answer but actually more interesting!

This case is not only easier to establish, but the potential damages could also be enormous...

The unions add Britain's mild labour law: British workers are not only easier to get rid of but cheaper.

Avoiding in-depth coverage of the campaign is not only easier but it also attracts a larger audience.

Clemens intended to make his fortune by mining silver, but he soon discovered that journalism was not only easier physically but also paid more regularly.

Against a competitor with such advantages, taking credit for other people's work at the office is not only easier, it can seem only fair.

Without it, fraud is not only easy but also inevitable.

Mobile makes computing look easy; not only easy but sexy too.

If all this is too complicated — and it is — Lollia Sea Salt Sachets are not only easy to remember, they're artfully tucked into small, sprightly sacks and contain nothing but sea salt and fragrances.

An important question, then, is really something like, "What can I eat to keep from putting on weight?" and here the answer turns out to be not only easy but also expected.

Many will say that it's easy to mock those with a deeply held faith, but when that faith appears to have been twisted to suit prejudice, it's not only easy but right to mock.