Sentence examples for fairly easy to understand from inspiring English sources
These fast lanes are fairly easy to understand when it comes to wireless Internet access.
It's fairly easy to understand why that period generated a boom in films about presidents and presidential politics.
Political risk was once fairly easy to understand; more often than not, it involved dictators who suddenly seized foreign assets.
But while an earthquake is fairly easy to understand, its long term impacts on the housing market are a bit more nuanced.
It's not clear how much Shakespeare is absorbed in such a production, but the basic plot is fairly easy to understand.
The payload length, version, Next Header, and hop limit fields are taken almost directly from the IPv4 header, making the IPv6 header familiar and fairly easy to understand for anyone who is familiar with the IPv4 header.
Along with its recommendations, Cove.Tool provides in-depth but fairly easy-to-understand graphical analyses that illustrate various aspects of a building's energy performance under different scenarios and sensitivities.
The mean Flesch readability score was 75, representing "fairly easy to read", all leaflets scored in the superior category for suitability and were reported to be easy to understand, useful and motivating by persons with CHD risk factors.
My question is: Given that the proven fundamental of climate change science are fairly basic and easy to understand (even to the layman if vaguely interested) why is it that society is allowing the debate on human caused climate change to continue and what does that say about society today in your opinion?
This is actually a fairly good idea – simple, easy to understand, and it allows folks to grab the video before they get the DVD.
