Sentence examples for rather easier for from inspiring English sources

It's just that historically it's been rather easier for women than men to admit to it, because female ambition was for so long seen as unnatural and unseemly.

Life would have been rather easier for the Exiles had the referee, Andrew Small, spotted the Ospreys centre Tommy Bowe illegally batting the ball dead with his hand at a key moment earlier in the second half.

This would make it rather easier for each of the different component parts of this polity to forge their own distinctive residual relationships with the EU if that was their people's choice.

The world made it rather easy for him during his first year.

Sourcing local food may be rather easy for Ms. Noon, who also runs a "green" event planning company and has expert knowledge of area producers.

So it's rather easy for an American in this case to kvetch about the pointless myopia of insisting on fairness.Mr Surowiecki does bolster his argument with an American example: mortgage relief to underwater homeowners.

Under the old order, labor and party officials worked hand in glove, and "it was rather easy for the government, once they made a decision, to deal with a strike," said Roberto Blum, president of Cilace, a public policy research group in Mexico City.

The suspects in the case have no known criminal records so will likely get off rather easy for a crime that will likely be treated as simple assault.

Following this command was rather easy for the dogs and they made only few mistakes.

In fact, hypothalamus has a rather easy access for many compounds in the blood, for example, carnitine and long-chain fatty acids, through numerous "fenestrations" in the BBB [ 23– 25].

Northern Mali offered the perfect and rather easy opportunity for a president deemed dull and soft to re-create his image as a leader willing and able to preserve France's rank among the countries in the world.