More of a breeze

Usage examples of easier.

Maybe it was easier to believe werewolves were a onetime aberration of nature, the way some peoplemyself includedthink the universe contains only one populated planet.

It would be far easier to tempt mortals to evil without scales and horns ruining that all-important first impression.

He had a plan for escaping that involved another medical ruse, thereby bringing him up to the second floor with me, which was much easier to escape from than the well-secured cell block.

She separates into channels as she goes across some flat land, and smaller branches are easier to cross than one big river.

The surface was hard-packed, but, once she broke through it, digging was easier with the sharpened bone shovel.

It was so much easier than chipping ice for water that she decided to use some for washing.

After the first time, it was easier to spend a night or two away from the cave, and Ayla began to explore the region east of the valley more extensively.

If the first cut was made cleanly, not cutting into the meat, skinning would be much easier later.

She was staring at the ground, not really seeing it, trying to think of an easier way to get her kill back to the valley.

He had since learned there was a longer, easier, if less spectacular ascent to the high embayment.

I think if I could detach a large spall from the working edge of that adze Carlono was using, it would leave a smooth concave inner face, and make it much easier to use.

Young ones could eat the same food as adults, she recalled, but it had to be softer, easier to chew and swallow.

Since she could range so much farther on horseback, she had become familiar with the eastern side, which made it easier to hunt as well.

It would be easier to fight the current while he was fresh and let it carry him back later.

Jondalar may not have made the tie formal, but he knew the decision would not be any easier for it.