Sentence examples similar to easily understood concerns from inspiring English sources
He told VICE News he understood concerns over 16 and 17-year-olds voting because some at that age were easily influenced, but added that he believed they should have a say in the future of their country.
He told VICE News he understood concerns over 16 and 17-year-olds voting because some at that age were easily influenced, but said he believed they should have a say in the future of their country.
Adequate information about decisions and actions is freely and constantly provided in accessible ways and in forms that are easily understood by all concerned.
It is a wonderful resource that physicians and environmental health personnel can provide to patients and the public for easily understood information on exposures of concern to the community.
While the research team may have easily understood this sentence, the volunteer's concern was that it left room for the volunteer to decide whether to get pregnant or not.
"It is possible to ask a question which would not cause comparable concerns about neutrality, whilst also being easily understood.
Of particular concern was the lack of information that could be easily understood by patients with aphasia.
If the concern is really about delays and obstruction, then a more transparent and easily understood metric should be developed.
It is most easily understood in terms of the 'connection' theorem which can be traced to the Kelvin-Helmholtz theorem concerning vorticity transport in a fluid.
As the questionnaire was revised, one of the most important concerns for the authors was to try to construct a questionnaire that was 'user-friendly'; that is, easily understood by everyone in the target population.
That's easily understood.
