Sentence examples for once easier from inspiring English sources

Insurrection was once easier to spot, what with peasants storming Bastilles and heads rolling down Paris cobblestones.

What's a hipster (hepcat?) to do? Keeping up with the latest slang is at once easier and harder than ever.

"And I said, 'You better worry about the kids.'" In general raising buffalo in the East is at once easier and harder than in the West.

With no obvious borders for states to violate or defend, power in cyberspace is at once easier to exercise and harder to maintain, a battle of subtleties rather than hard-nosed deterrence.

"The comical example is 10 years of travel — what's that going to tell someone?" Lest anyone think the process was once easier, E. Pendleton James, who was the head of the Office of Presidential Personnel for Ronald Reagan, said it was not.

There's a long line of argument pointing to an eventual end to war, in part due to the increased connectedness and interdependence of human societies for whom it was once easier to identify someone else on the planet as the "other" — and thus a threat.

His fly is distinctive — unhurried, at once easy and powerful.

In addition, there is unrest as economic difficulties undermine the once easy life in the kingdom.

Writing about so sui generis a human being is at once easy and extremely difficult.

Economically, it was once easy to solve problems by devaluing the currency, the lira.

The 16-year-old Chuot found the adjustment at once easy and difficult.