Sentence examples for the much easier from inspiring English sources

Murray has generally had the much easier time on serve, winning 84 percent of points on his first serve compared to just 54 percent for Djokovic.

That is small consolation for an Israeli establishment still hankering after the much easier rapport it had with Egypt's ousted Mubarak regime, especially in matters military.

The nation's relatively high violent crime rate, partly driven by the much easier availability of guns here, helps explain the number of people in American prisons.

Hughes became the first American woman to land a triple-salchow-triple-loop combination on Saturday, while Kwan could not complete the much easier triple-toe-triple-toe.

At the other table, the Danish pair of Emil Jepsen (North) and Dennis Bilde reached the much easier contract of three no-trump, which had nine top tricks: two spades, six diamonds and one club.

The notion that anyone "has" an I.Q. of a certain number, then, is meaningless unless you know which WISC he took, and when he took it, since there's a substantial difference between getting a 130 on the WISC IV and getting a 130 on the much easier WISC.

This will make the relationship much easier in the future.

This will make the rest of the castle much easier.

The spreadsheet table format makes the results much easier to store, interpret and analyse.

The cardboard will make transporting the block much easier.

Consequently, the sedimented poly 3HB) could be decanted from the supernatant much easier.