Sentence examples for easy to summarize from inspiring English sources
One is the effect of immigration, something not easy to summarize.
The basic elements of Minimalism — tonality, rhythmic regularity, repetition of brief melodic cells — are reasonably easy to summarize.
They are easy to summarize: not only is very little of use being done, but essentially nobody is doing it.
It's not easy to summarize, because it's clear that there's no silver bullet that will solve the problems.
The difference between 100-level and 200-level courses is fairly easy to summarize: 100-level courses are designed for undergraduates, whereas the 200-level courses are generally designed for graduate students.
The thesis of the exhibition, which opened in June 2009 at the Museum of the History of Science at the University of Oxford before arriving at Yale, is easy to summarize: Over the course of 250 years, architecture in Britain passed from being a construction craft concerned with building practices to a creative and intellectual profession requiring expertise in mathematics and science.
It is well described as an extension of President Obama's agenda — with a notable deviation on trade — and because she has put flesh to it, it is easier to summarize and to critique than Trump's.
Many people save the introduction and abstract for last; it's easier to summarize and connect when you know what it is you're actually saying.
There is no easy way to summarize the American dairy industry.
Since there is no easy way to summarize all this, think of "Beautiful Ruins" in terms of its most powerful figure: Elizabeth Taylor.
