Sentence examples for easier to learn something from inspiring English sources
"It's so much easier to learn something when it's fun," Mr. Hall said.
"For me, it's easier to learn something in the classroom than it is on my own," she said.
It's much easier to learn something new than to pretend you know everything.
It is assumed that the cost of innovation is higher than the cost of copying (ci>cs), as is standard in cultural evolution models and reflecting the intuition that it is easier to learn something from someone else than invent it from scratch.
Intellectual: It is much easier to learn something when you study each day as opposed to all at once the night before a test.
It's easy to learn something unexpected and good, but what we're really keeping an ear open for are unexpected and important negatives.
"Principle 2: It is reasonably easy to learn something that matches or extends an existing mental model" (Redish, 1994, p. 801).
You may not want to get help, but it's easier than trying to learn something on your own.
It's easy to judge, and it's easy to hate, but I suggest we all take the high route and try to learn something new.
