Examples of 'not any easier' in a sentence
Meaning of "not any easier"
Not any easier: This phrase denotes that a situation or task remains challenging or difficult, without any improvement in level of ease. It conveys that the complexity or hardship persists and has not diminished over time
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It is not any easier for buyers.
A heterosexual relationship is not any easier.
It is not any easier now either.
The working conditions are not any easier here however.
This is not any easier for me than it is for you.
Further complicating matters is the fact that predicting future earnings is not any easier.
This was not any easier for them than it is for you.
Overcoming temptation was not any easier for Him.
Life was not any easier for those who planned to fly.
Life in the East Village is not any easier.
There simply is not any easier or quicker approach to have a temperature.
I do not know about the nature of the research, but my nature is not any easier.
It 's not any easier to serve in the dining hall.
Tulane 's task is not any easier this week.
After getting them on the phone, it 's not any easier.
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And it 's not any easier in the corporate world.
I do things too well, and it 's not any easier.
It 's not any easier out here.
But somehow… it's not any easier.
It 's not any easier these days.
You know I hate this part. Well, it's not any easier for me.
It 's not any easier this week.
But it 's really not any easier being me.
It 's not any easier for me! - I am worried about losing my job!
Well, it 's not any easier for me.
It 's not any easier with your ex.
It's not any easier for me.
It 's not any easier out here . No.
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