Sentence examples for particularly easier for from inspiring English sources
Susan and Lea, you're right that it's easier for a male traveler, particularly easier for a male traveling alone than for a female traveling alone.
Item 1 (disProdel) (− 0.34 logit) and item 2 (disComstr) (− 0.41 logit) were particularly easier for student from school C than they were for students from schools A and B. The item difficulty of item 1 for schools A and B were 0.34 logit and 0.42 logit, while the item difficulty of item 2 were 0.18 logit and 0.07 logit, respectively.
The Belgians made it particularly easy for them.
Life can't have been particularly easy for Padraig Harrington recently.
It is not particularly easy for a still bewildered elderly adult".
It is particularly easy for work to creep into leisure time if you work at home.
Google Fusion Tables Pros: Completely free, and particularly easy for creating point maps.
"It's a book that even at 10 years' distance is not particularly easy for me to read.
Lars Akerhaug, the author of "Norwegian Jihad," said that the free-speech laws in Norway made it particularly easy for militant recruiters to operate.
Peace settlements can break down; indeed some worry that, at the moment, it is particularly easy for rebels to go back to war.
"Business, Innovation and Skills has not made life particularly easy for us by pushing things out which are not particularly well considered, then changing the requirements again later in the day," he says.
