Sentence examples for easier to recognize and from inspiring English sources

Natural science research follows a stereotypical pattern and such uniformity makes it easier to recognize and evaluate the results of such research.

The bigger portraits of Lincoln and Hamilton, the nation's first Treasury secretary, are easier to recognize and their added detail harder to duplicate.

The stars allowed farmers to plan ahead and form agriculture, and constellations made it easier to recognize and interpret the patterns in the sky.

"Everyone purports to be outraged about diving, but it would be easier to recognize and punish the genuine cheats if going to ground weren't a necessary precondition for getting a foul call.

Across the board, more than half of Americans agree that social media is meaningful and has made it easier to recognize and acknowledge others more often.

If you're aware of the different personality types and know which one you are, it will be easier to recognize and seek input from other personalities to create balance.

Happiness was the easiest to recognize, and surprise the hardest.

This was a combination, the author suggests, that Mr. Clinton found easy to recognize and hard to resist.

Hammon was easy to recognize and find; she was the one surrounded by reporters at media day at the team's practice gym.

If smallpox got out, it would be unfortunate, but it has a fourteen-day incubation period, it's easy to recognize, and we would stop it.

The period lasts approximately 29 1/2 days, and it is easy to recognize and short enough for the days to be counted without using large numbers.