Sentence examples for it becomes easier to understand from inspiring English sources
Even more frightening, it becomes easier to understand how good people in Rwanda or Nazi Germany remained silent against the horrors around them.
Forget rock, country, and jazz; try energy/intensity, mood/emotion, and complexity/sophistication. All at once it becomes easier to understand the similarities and differences between songs.
However, it becomes easier to understand Yoko's obsession with love and peace when you look at the conflict in her younger life.
When using SCOT and TTP as complementary analytical tools, it becomes easier to understand and design innovation processes in which different stakeholders are attached to roles where they are able to contribute in the most productive ways.
Armed with fundamental knowledge about anatomy and renal ostial disease pathology, it becomes easier to understand the advantages of less traumatic access techniques and how low-profile contemporary flexible stents have enhanced outcomes.
The Barelvis see themselves as the moderate face of British Islam, but they have hardline moments too.Using Ms Bowen's road-map, it becomes easier to understand the paradoxes of Muslim Britain.
Given the demanding nature of the profession, it becomes easy to understand why so many early educators leave the profession in their first 3 to 5 years in the classroom.
Add two more bans (for left back Fábio Coentrão and winger Ángel di María) to the injuries to the defenders Pepe and Marcelo, and it becomes easy to understand why Real would blood a teenager in a match of this intensity — a match that has been contested for more than a century and stands at 88 victories for Madrid, 87 for Barça and 48 draws.
We discuss them here and present it in a concise form so that it becomes easy to understand the changes and implement it forward in future models.
With this in mind, it becomes easy to understand why Dortmund only came close once in the last six years when it came to challenging Bayern for the title.
When you couple this trend with the strong sense of entitlement that many modern employees show, it becomes easy to understand how team members can be seen as replaceable.
