Easier in a sentence

All car seats sold in the U.S. have to meet required safety standards, but some are just easier to use and carry.

Alfa has developed a new concept version of its Tonale SUV designed to make travelling with children easier.

And now, at this point, they have found that it’s a lot easier to break things than I think they expected.

And that makes it a lot easier for an affinity, or residency, to become a national identity, even if often a hyphenated one.

And Maine’s forests are not remote, so when wildfires do start, they are easier to contain here, he said.

All these tools have been celebrated for the fact that nearly anyone can use them to make tasks easier.

A good night’s sleep makes it easier to stick to exercise and diet goals, according to a new study.

And airlines have made it chaotic by design — so people will pay to get an easier boarding process.

Able to automate complex calculations, these devices made mathematics much easier for everyone to do regardless of their skill level.

Instead of looking for the full chemical name, it might be easier to spot its easier to remember name of Treathay.

And the Nets’ next opponent — the Nuggets, at Barclays Center on Sunday — won’t be any easier.

And to make it even easier to compare, each mattress is priced according to its queen sizing.

And then you're like, oh, okay, I see the little strategy that I hadn't considered and it makes it easier for every person after to do it.

I just think that a smooth surface is easier to take care of, and it's easier to wipe the surface with alcohol.

First, it makes images generally easier to see — a bright TV image is easier to see in an already bright room.

You’ll shop for a useful gadget that will make communicating easier and guarantee that you’re easier to reach.

Activating the radar will highlight all the nearby chest locations on the map, making it easier for players to collect these mystical beans.

After exploring the site and gathering information about the college, you may find it easier to form thoughtful questions for the interview.

Although the results may take longer to achieve, it'll be easier for you to maintain them.

And here I was thinking all this great new technology was going to make our lives easier.