Sentence examples for pick easier from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, he added that the current national tariff system helps private providers cherry pick easier work, as procedures are grouped into broad price bands.

That would have made my pick easier but probably not done too much for their street cred.

But after two days of extremely heavy losses, Dennis faces intense pressure from his senior officer, Major General Roland Kane Walter Pidgeonn), and image-conscious Congressmen, to pick easier targets -- or be out of a job.

Terrorists will always manage to kill people, if they are cunning enough or pick easy enough targets.

"TNT Post UK can cherry pick easy-to-serve urban areas, delivering easy-to-handle post to homes less frequently than Royal Mail and to no defined quality standard," she said.

They claim to defend human rights, but instead of doing their job, they pick easy battles.

Don't pick easy songs or just one artist.

And suppliers may cherry-pick easier cases or steer patients towards less-appropriate care in order to look good; this is already a problem in education, where league tables encourage schools to gerrymander their intake and push students towards easier courses.

Lowering the tree makes picking easier.

In other words, students appear to have done better because they have been picking easier subjects.

Even if you don't get the kind of high marks that come from picking easier subjects, you are still more equipped to achieve your goals.