Sentence examples for though easier from inspiring English sources

All but the biggest firms complain that credit, though easier to get, is still dear.

It's still inaccessible during the winter, though easier to visit at other times of year.

One piece of advice for job seekers, though easier said than done: "Learn Mandarin," Mr. Carriban said.

A blockade of Taiwan, though easier than an invasion to mount, would be the surest bar to China's entry to the World Trade Organisation.

He said nothing about more help for homeowners who are under water, though easier refinancing rules would help many borrowers at little cost to taxpayers.

Though easier said than done, with the trio from the Netherlands having struck a rich vein of form towards the end of last week.

This problem, though easy to state, proved very difficult to solve.

Though easy to use, advanced users and implementers of these languages often run afoul of subtle semantic problems these seemingly simple languages can have.

That's a foolish, unnecessary negative, though easy to address.

Though easy to presume that such remedies are traditional, it is possible that parents turn to complementary therapies to fill perceived gaps in western medications.

I hate the word "easy" though, because "easy" and "glamour" just don't sound good together.