Sentence examples for Relatively easy to understand from inspiring English sources

Until recently, political risk was relatively easy to understand.

Unlike the Posterior Analytics, the Sophistic Refutations was relatively easy to understand.

The method is conservative by construction and relatively easy to understand and implement.

Any permit allocation method must be relatively easy to understand, implement and low in administration costs.

The calibration process presented in this paper is relatively easy to understand and to carry out.

The flaw is relatively easy to understand: soon, there will not be enough workers to easily support each nonworking beneficiary.

CFS, on the other hand, is relatively easier to understand and interpret, as the original features are not combined or modified.

Inequities are represented by concentration curves that are relatively easier to understand compared to the concentration indices.

In the lead-up to the Super Bowl, the company's offered a (relatively) easy-to-understand breakdown of why its celebrity-laden ads won't wake up Alexa during the big game.

With Shake, on the other hand, you answer plain English questions about the deal that you're trying to reach, and the app will generate a relatively easy-to-understand contract that you and the other relevant parties can sign — right now the app offers agreements related to freelancing, confidentiality, buying/selling, renting, and loaning money.

The good news was that those values were relatively straightforward, easy to understand and remember.