Sentence examples for is not easy to decipher from inspiring English sources

Overall, the nation shed 131,00 jobs in July". This morning's jobs report is not easy to decipher.

This is not easy to decipher, and no one really has done that satisfactorily, up to this point, but it's something that one would want to keep in mind, as one thinks about the meaning of these still life paintings.

The crux of Nene's fall is not easy to decipher.

Although it is not easy to decipher this discrepancy, different breeds of cattle and/or a smaller number of animals was used in the previous study.

"These are very complex environments that are not easy to decipher from a distance.

It looks like a formally simple, ballad-like poem, but it's not easy to decipher, or even to scan.

No one is quite sure what was said and the blizzard of asterisks in news reports are not easy to decipher, but it appears that the phrase "Have that, you flash fuck" may have played some part.

So the painting wasn't easy to decipher, but, on close inspection, not withstanding the damage, it still looked exceptionally beautiful, almost more so for being fragile and ghostly.

Cisco's write-up of the idea blends the corporate jargon with hippie-speak and is thus not easy to decipher.

Decipher stresses that it's not easy to find these pictures.

However, deciphering the molecular base of sleep is difficult because the contributions of the homeostatic and circadian processes are not easy to separate.