Sentence examples for easier grasp from inspiring English sources
It's tempting to imagine that Joyce's Finnegans Wake would be an easier grasp after several pints: "End here.
For easier grasp of the correlation between the unemployment rates at actual entry and at predicted entry, I also estimate the following collapsed regression: {u}_{ys}={beta}_g{u}_{tilde{y}tilde{s}}+delta hbox{X}_i+{eta}_{tilde{s}}+{theta}_{rg}+{mu}_{tilde{y}}+{varepsilon}_i (3)where ỹ is the year of predicted entry and ( tilde{s} ) is the state of residence at age 14.
Easy to read, easy to grasp and easy to implement.
His is an approachable sort of enlightenment, easy to grasp and easier to take for granted.
Cementland's planned attractions, however outlandish, were easier to grasp.
It is often easier to grasp with hindsight.
But the facial maps make comparisons much easier to grasp.
For her family, that's easier to grasp.
The retooling, company officials said, will make Twitter easier to grasp, faster and more accessible.
It seems easier to grasp this when the demand is made for state-funded Islamic schools.
It is intuitively easier to grasp how a carbon cap will slow global warming.
