Sentence examples for easier skill from inspiring English sources

I was having trouble on easier skill levels with GHWT guitar (below, left) until I tried using the Rock Band guitar (below, right) instead.

This study suggests that the practical use of the Combitube is an easier skill to acquire than the LMA.

These are perhaps easier skills to continue to use than ones needing more active changes in behavior, as is required in smoking cessation or depression reduction.

But that's a relatively easy skill to master.

All the singers are good, especially Julia Anne Wolf as the Secretary, and Mr. Menotti moves them around the stage with an easy skill.

It has been suggested that hitting a target with complex projectiles is a relatively easy skill to learn in comparison with other hunting skills77,78.

(See the exhibit "Managing the Motivations of Threat and Opportunity"). The ability to manage the competing frames of threat and opportunity is not an easy skill to master.

A: Listening is the easiest skill to improve.

It's not an easy skill to do what he's done, believe me.

Listening is not an easy skill to master, and understanding audiovisual material is key to success on a distance learning course.

What has never been in dispute, however, is his easy skill as a composer, his healthy cosmopolitanism, and the sheer tunefulness and charm of his music.