Sentence examples for easier to untangle from inspiring English sources

But the country's soccer imbroglio seems easier to untangle.

2-4 boftles of conditioner to lubricate the hair and make it easier to untangle.

A good conditioner will help keep your hair healthy and will make it easier to untangle after shampooing.

However, combing wet hair is less painful on the scalp, and may make it easier to untangle.

As the president prepared for his first post-holiday meeting, on August 23rd, with Mr Jospin and his cabinet, a pro-Chirac newspaper, Le Figaro, gleefully noted that the president could "watch his prime minister tying himself in knots".Indeed so and none of the knots is easy to untangle.

The enterprise is a Byzantine world that's as easy to untangle as a ball of string that 10 cats have tied to their tails and left to roam free in a data center for a week.

In this manuscript we report on the construction of an interesting mash of multi-source data that could be used to explore intricate associations between variables, population strata, or clusters of data elements, which may not be easy to untangle by independent inspection of the individual data archives.

If possible, focus just on one Slinky that seems easiest to untangle.

This is a knot that is not easy to untangle, and it is only the first of many when it comes to the supervision and distribution of Prince's vault material.

On the other hand, the reasons why these risk factors aggregate in families could at least partly be due to genetic factors that influence their variation - it is not easy to untangle nature and nurture.

The remaining hair should be relatively easy to untangle and comb out.