Sentence examples for proved much easier from inspiring English sources

However, it proved much easier to speak with the Kudokai.

There can be little doubt the old guard needs refreshing but this has proved much easier said than done.

Nevertheless, Blake's lighter board, which weighed between 60 and 70 pounds (27 and 32 kg), proved much easier to ride in surf.

Over a half-dozen N.B.A. seasons, he has changed his hair, his physique and his jersey, all of which has proved much easier than changing his story.

So far South Africa has proved much easier, allowing more time for the other pressing task: to search out the journalists, politicians, analysts, creative artists and campaigners who matter, and make friends (and some enemies).

In fact, certainty has proved much easier to market.In America the famously tolerant Episcopal Church (which recently elected a gay bishop) has been in decline; the Southern Baptists (who in 1988 denounced homosexuality as "a manifestation of a depraved nature") have jumped forward.

Rebuilding flattened villages might prove much easier than deflecting debate over heavenly responses to earthly events.

Cutting a new country out of Britain could yet again prove much easier politically, than it is in financial or economic terms.*N.*N

In fact, I suspect the campaign will prove much easier than most people think.

He believes if it can pass muster with banks and other financial services, securing other environments should prove much easier.

Disease management with domesticated, specific pathogen-free strains of white shrimp has proven much easier than with black shrimp still dependent on capture of wild broodstock.