Sentence examples for least difficult to understand from inspiring English sources

Which was just as well, because Hart's accent was by a long way the least difficult to understand.

On the metaphysical front, Pythagoreanism faces the objection that the abstract entities it puts at the fundamental physical level lack the causal and qualitative properties that we observe in the physical world — or at least, it is difficult to understand how abstract entities could give rise to physical qualities and their causal powers (e.g., Martin 1997).

At least it's difficult to understand until we look at who is on the board of directors that decides CEO compensation.

It is difficult, at least I find it difficult, to understand another person's thinking.

However, lack of studies in least developed countries makes it difficult to understand the cost of dialysis in these countries so that any allocation of health care resources cannot be evidence-based.

[ 36] However, lack of studies in least developed countries makes it difficult to understand the cost of dialysis in these countries.

Yet in some cases the causation of delirium and associated brain injury is not difficult to understand, at least conceptually.

Of the three end points the RMSD variation is the easiest to calculate and least ambiguous, but it is also difficult to understand what this signifies at the protein level, when compared to using the disruption of secondary structure as a metric.

Right now, it is frighteningly difficult to understand announcements in at least half the stations or trains.

It's difficult to understand, but I've read it three times at least.

Thirty-three PRO-CTCAE items were evaluated as "difficult to understand," and 65 items were evaluated as "difficult to answer" by at least one respondent.