Sentence examples for is easier to grasp from inspiring English sources
Rather than showing the average NSS scores that contribute to an institution's ranking, the printed table displays the "% satisfied" statistic because it is easier to grasp.
This presents writers with a problem, since it is easier to grasp the reality and the motives of an enemy like oneself.
He also thinks that it is easier to grasp than the idea of health and education "passports"—vouchers by another name that have been Tory policy since last year.
What one character calls the "anecdotal resonance of yesteryear" is, finally, the animating force of "Delancey's Way" -- for it is easier to grasp hold of song titles and references to the Kennedy brothers' sexual peccadilloes than it is to navigate through pages of stilted conversation that pass in a blur.
Structural information is easier to grasp than dynamic information, and a diagram showing structure was used in the viewed explanation.
It is easier to grasp the intuition by considering the simpler version of the general equilibrium model presented in Section 3 that ignores wealth effects and assumes that the supply of the imported good is perfectly elastic28.
