"If you need a megahit, that's the kind of software the industry needs". But he said Lotus might not have an easy time explaining Notes to most customers.
The ethical nihilist might seem to have an easy time explaining ethical supervenience: if there are no ethical properties, there are, trivially, no ethical differences.
First and foremost, omitting a UHD BD drive gives people an easy to explain and demonstrate reason to buy an Xbox One S instead of a PS4 Pro.
But like other high-profile sexual abuse victims before them, we know they won't have an easy time explaining their actions to a jury.
More and more, Putnam found, the crucial issue is class, and he believes that a black President might have an easier time explaining this trend to the American people and setting an agenda to combat it.
Although dog stars do not compare with human actors, who give much more nuanced takes and have an easier time explaining their motivations, they can give camera-hogging performances.
But he might have had an easier time explaining what he was really proposing had he set the national boundaries aside and told Americans that the additional soldiers and marines were being sent to another land altogether: Pashtunistan.
I'd have an easier time explaining the ins and outs of the current crisis in Yemen than getting to the bottom of who the Syndicate are and what they want.
With a saturation-level print campaign, a compelling trailer, and an easy-to-explain concept (fallen angel sides with humanity when God turns wrathful), this one pulled in $18 million for a solid number two finish.
The combination of PMM-Lab and FoodProcess-Lab is a powerful tool for which an easy-to-explain proof-of-principle example was provided.
You'll make fewer mistakes and have an easier time explaining the ones that you do make.
