Sentence examples for how easy to understand from inspiring English sources

Acceptability of the TES intervention was measured on a 0 10 point scale (higher scores corresponding to greater acceptability) using 5 indicators: how interesting, how useful, quantity of new information, how easy to understand, and how satisfied.

After understanding how the individual numbers are written, it is easy to understand how MCMXXXIV (used as an example in the introduction) means 1934.

There were more children who chose 'because it was easy to understand how I created the program' than those who chose 'because I can see how other participants created a program'.

It is easy to understand how this could happen.

It is easy to understand how he so inspired Arthur Sullivan.

It was easy to understand how one worked.

IT'S easy to understand how Washington reporters can become jaded.

She had confidence in spades, and it is shamefully easy to understand how she found it.

It is easy to understand how the CIA slaughtered Tariq and many other innocent victims.

It's easy to understand how America has built the world's most impressive economy.

Silly though the secrecy was, it was easy to understand how the commissioners might get a little carried away.