Sentence examples for still less easy from inspiring English sources

'A good name for sneakers but a pretty fucked-up one for going through the army with.' He's still less easy with his mantle as generational spokesperson: 'There are so many young Israels.

VHS still seems less easy to romanticize than many other old-media castoffs.

These particles, although still observable, become less easy to isolate visually when moving towards a smaller ligand moiety on the left hand side of the figure.

Ballooning budget deficits, however, have made investors rest a little less easy, especially with yields still bouncing around record lows.

It stands to reason that other second-tier candidates will find it advantageous to pile on further -- perhaps thinking that Gingrich is both an easier target and, still, less likely to be the nominee.

So, let's do another example that's still pretty easy, but a little bit less easy.

Hence sharing a device being less easy, though you can still share your passcode.

And I think of it when I recall some other, less silly, less easy to speak of memories that still I yearn for.

Today, it usually leads to switch to a lower level of automation that is more robust but less easy to handle (although aircraft is still safe).

"It's less easy to get now, but you still can get it," he said.

"And they still fear that the more freedom you give people, the less easy it is to control them.