Sentence examples for easier to decipher the from inspiring English sources
It is easier to decipher the sources of Mr. Preljocaj's mix of formal dance and emotionally expressive gesture.
The FCC hasn't made it particularly easy or convenient to contribute your feedback, but fortunately there are resources which make it easier to decipher the FCC's commentary system.
Because the Incahuasi khipus appear to be relatively simple inventories of agricultural products, it may be easier to decipher them than the more complex khipus that record historical information, Mr. Chu said.
Take a minute, or even a day to calm down and think about the entire situation, try writing down your feelings so it's easier to decipher all of the things you're feeling.
Some sections open up only when you pick certain options, which makes keyboard navigation even more difficult.' MW 'The symbols used on the site were recognisable and the blue writing on a white background made the text easier to decipher.
Compared with the original murky photographs of the writing in ink now fading on paper darkened by heat or fire, the digital images on the computer were far easier to decipher because she was able to lighten, darken and enlarge them to see the text and torn areas more clearly.
The figure captions could have been more descriptive, and color would have made some of the figures easier to decipher.
Short of reducing the number of subway lines, there is probably little more that designers can do to make the city's subway map easier to decipher.
Benke found that the film was full of symbolism, similar to the works of Nugroho; Benke stated, however, that The Mirror Never Lies much easier to decipher than works by Andini's father.
