Actually, it is much easier than I thought.

Boiled potatoes are much easier to digest than terracotta potatoes.

But multilateralism is much easier to advocate than to design and implement.

Probably easier if you got a Rottie much easier to train.

Relative prices are much easier to change when there is modest inflation than when nominal price reductions are required.

Transporting rhinos using helicopters I think is much easier than talking through a spirit that you can't see, isn't it?

I know, easier said than done.

This second operation will be both politically and technically more difficult than the first it is much easier to give money away than to take it back.

I was writing in MAD, which was much easier and more pleasant than the FORTRAN and COBOL that I had written earlier, and I was using CTSS, the first time sharing system, which was infinitely easier and more pleasant than punch cards.

But this is easier said than done.

Monetizing the fiscal deficits would then become the path of least resistance running the printing presses is much easier than politically painful deficit reduction.

But it is much easier to reach such judgments with hindsight.

It's easier to have fun than to work.

The war has cost nearly 200 billion, and costs will continue to mount, because getting into Iraq was much easier than getting out will be.

Identifying and addressing problems when intervention is not urgently needed is much easier than working them out under the threat of a pending sovereign default.

Take away one of these, and it's much easier to defeat them.

It is easier than you think. It really is.

Yet fixing the problem is easier said than done.

Holding such a conference is easier said than done.

This is, to be sure, easier said than done.

Of course, generating ideas is easier said than done.

But that ambitious outcome is easier described than achieved.

Indeed, the greatest progress is now being made where the problem is the most urgent it is much easier to preserve forests than to restore them.

It is much easier to reform subsidy programs when the economy is expanding.

But behind it lie two moral attitudes, which are much easier to grasp.

But those categories mean even less now than they did before, because with online networking tools, it's much easier for us to escape some of our demographic boxes.

The near universal availability of information makes it much easier than it was in earlier times for the voluntary non governmental organizations that form civil society to emerge.

Another variable is how much easier monetary policies in other developed countries will become.

Hamilton s task was both easier and harder than ours is today.

And, because it would be cheaper and easier than carbon cuts, there would be a much greater chance of reaching a genuine, broad based and thus successful international agreement.

I have found it much easier to leave parties early since I started doing this.

But such trappings will not make the transition process any easier for a young man of less than 30 in a society where veteran military chiefs retain so much power.

It's perhaps easier now than ever before to make a good living.

The new brain is actually kind of easier than the old brain.

Unfortunately, getting central banks to move together is easier said than done.

Strangely, it may be easier to gain confidence than to restrain it.

It's easier to pass through an airport than to enter the mosque.

Nothing is easier than to denounce the evildoer nothing more difficult than understanding him, Dostoyevksy tells us.

Adjustment would be much easier, of course, if wages did not fall in Germany as well.

Resolving that crisis is both easier and more difficult than is commonly supposed.

But, without any notion of power sharing, this is easier said than done.

Of course, it is always easier to export blame than to shoulder it.

In all fairness, it seems easier to explain than to understand their behavior.

China s success in developing from scratch a modern government services delivery system explains why many foreign investors find it much easier to deal with Chinese governments than those in other developing countries.

France, together with Great Britain, and with the more distant support of the US, is undeniably risking much, for it is easier to start a war than it is to end one.