Sentence examples for relatively easier time from inspiring English sources

In its effort to expand and upgrade its campus, the Osborn faced a relatively easier time than others.

Remember, though, that people in that demographic have a relatively easier time getting by without a job because they can receive their full Social Security benefits.

This is a sign that companies are having a relatively easier time managing their cash management operations due to the high level of purchases from the Federal Reserve.

Scientists from Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh and Stanford have discovered a fundamental constraint in the brain that may explain why a person has a relatively easier time learning a new skill if it's related to an ability he has already mastered.

With the majority of hospitals operating as non-profit, mission-based organizations, they should have a relatively easier time making the transition.

United Passions was made last year in (relatively) easier times, with the co-operation of Fifa itself; it still awaits a UK release.

Memphis (3-0) had a relatively easy time against the Sooners (3-1).

My own wife had a relatively easy time of it during pregnancy, but tremendous hassle in the post-natal stages.

In comparison, the United States will have a relatively easy time meeting the pledge made by President Obama.

In the year and a bit between September 11 2001 and October 12 2002 they had, from the professional viewpoint, a relatively easy time.

For all of their possession, substitute custodian Lukasz Fabianski also had a relatively easy time of it until Rafael gave United hope with a wonderful late strike.