Sentence examples for what is easier from inspiring English sources
What is easier to overlook is that this diminutive place offers one of the better bargains around.
What is easier to predict, however, is that the IRSP will soldier on without much in the way of political support, just as all militant republican parties did prior to the green tide of Sinn Féin's electoral breakthrough after the 1981 hunger strikes, or the Workers' party's "political lobotomy", by which it abandoned key republican principles.
What is easier to see in Fig. 3 is that islands in areas away from plate boundaries appear to be mostly intermediate in size (>1 100 km2).
In geometry and in the other branches of mathematics, one starts with what is easier and then one slowly advances to the more difficult operations.
Selecting the best solution begins with focusing on what is easier, faster, and most lucrative.
What is easier to understand is the ideology of her other devotee, Ronald Reagan.
We must do what is right, not what is easy".
What is easy, hard or likely?
What is easy to measure is its luminosity.
"But you know what is easiest of all?
That means seeing what is easy to swipe.
